Injustice #24

Pencils:Bruno Redondo.
Inks: Juan Albarran.
Colors: Laura Ruggeri
DC comics.

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Batgirl # 18

I tried my colors on this awesome Batgirl page.
Pencils: Dani Sampere
Inks: Juan Allbarran

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JLA/Transformers Concept Art by Phil Jimenez

    I did a color test on this Phil Jimenez's JLA/Transformers Concept Art.

Apollo 12-Paul Pope

I tried my colors on Paul Pope's Apollo 12, you can visit his site and take a look to this super interesting historical strip. Paul Pope-Apollo12

Color diversity

As I said before, I'd chosen different kinds of comics (manga, american, european) so I could create a varied color work. In order to accomplish that, I played with several combinations of values, textures and hue gradients.

This is a cover from Katsuhiro Otomo’s “Akira”.
Here I used value contrast to highlight the main action: Akira staring the moon. I played with color saturation on the actual lights in the image, and their bounced lights on the objects, to generate a sensation of dynamism in the color treatment.

-Masamune Shirow - Intro Depot #03 - Ballistics

American comics

These colors want to bring out the hero-heroine by high contrasted light and shading. I used texture and hue gradients to complex the treatment color.

Art by Howard Porter and ink by John Dell.
Art by David Finch. Cover art for X-Infernus #1.
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Classic ones

I felt honored to color these amazing drawings; I think they are outstanding artists in comic history.





Line art by (from top to bottom):
-> Moebius.
-> Mignola. Tribute Will Eisner Comic Book Artist vol2 #6 (Top Shelf, 2005).

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