Comic Art Terms – Ligne Claire Ligne claire is a style of drawing pioneered by Hergé, the Belgian creator of The Adventures of Tintin. The …
Comic Art Terms – Color Shadow Color Shadowing is the process of adding degrees of darker hues of a color to an object. By adding …
Comic Art Terms – Contour Lines Contour Lines are the outline of a figure or object in a comic. The contour line plays many roles …
Comic Art Terms – Stippling Stippling is an inking technique of adding countless dots to create the value. The creation of a pattern simulating varying …
Comic Art Terms – Tight Pencils Comic book art is first stated by the Penciller. The penciller does not usually create the finished art. The …
Comic Art Terms – Negative Space Negative space is the space around and between the subject of an image. Negative space may be most evident …
Comic Art Terms – Silhouette A silhouette is the image of a person, animal, object or scene represented as a solid shape of a single color, …
Comic Art Terms – Lucaflect A lucaflect is a spot on a surface of something that is round, wet, or shiny depicted as a four-paned window …
Comic Art Terms – Tier A tier is a single row of panels in the composition of a comic book page. > Go back to Comic Art …
Comic Art Terms – Spot Blacks When an inker is doing spotting black finishes, this means he or she is deciding where to place solid blacks …
Comic Art Terms – Blurgits Curved lines preceding or trailing after a character’s moving limbs. > Go back to Comic Art Terms.
