voici ce qu'en dit Robin Riggs, et qui résume bien le truc :
95% of us still ink by hand directly onto the pencilled boards. The time honored way to prepare for losses or mistakes (they happen) is pretty simple: make good photocopies for your files. If you, your penciller and the inker all have a nice clean set of copies you're prepared for most eventualities. As for originals, the standard split is 2/3rds to the penciller and 1/3rd to the inker.
Bluelines are fine for folks that like to work over them but some don't. I personally enjoy it but they never retain quite the crispness of the original pencils. If your inker wants to ink on the originals and you think he's any good at all I believe you ought to let him. It's the way it's been done for the past 65 years or so
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Posté par gourvy |
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Donc, non, il n'est pas OBLIGATOIRE qu'un encreur encre les crayonné originaux |
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