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1. How the Comic Strip "Sheldon" is Created
by Sheldon Comics
3 years ago
"Sheldon" cartoonist Dave Kellett takes you through the steps used to create the daily comic strip for the webcomic site sheldoncomics.com.

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  • Charlie Trotter 3 years ago
    This is good stuff, Dave, thanks for sharing it.
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  • Ethan Killett 3 years ago
    Awesome! Thanks for making the vid! This is great to watch!
    I have a whole new appreciation for the strip now! :-P
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  • Curtis Rhoads 3 years ago
    Sweet stuff! Thanks for making this Dave. Always glad to see some insight into how someone else makes their web comics!
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  • Scott Kurtz 3 years ago
    I had no idea that you took so many strokes to complete each line. It's fascinating to watch other people work and create. Awesome work, Dave!

    And Scales!
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  • Kenard 3 years ago
    Great stuff Dave! Good idea to have a second voice there - definitely makes it more lively - less Bob Ross-ish... Have you considered using a drawing tablet?
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  • Thomas Valdez plus 3 years ago
    This is an amazing video.
    I have been grappling with whether or not I use my Wacom Tablet enough or not enough.
    I think it's time I set up my old drawing table.
    Keep up the videos.
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  • Josh J 3 years ago
    Not being an artist myself - it's astounding to me how you ilk can create visual representations of objects in your mind....on paper. I stared at the screen like a slack-jawed yokel the whole time :)

    Bravo
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  • anton 3 years ago
    thanks. i love to see the process of making comic like this. funny video, clean shots. well done guys. i didn't know that comic before but i'm going to the website right now...
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  • Michael Brodner AKA Bones pro 3 years ago
    May I ask what the resolution is for the web for this kind of work? Very cool.
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  • gsmith 3 years ago
    wow... it's like watching the special features/commentary section on the dvd... ;)

    good stuff!
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  • Bibi 3 years ago
    Great work. I think I should blog this video ;)
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  • MrWatt 3 years ago
    Great stuff! Now I know how this is done. Thanks for sharing!
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  • Sandshop Media plus 3 years ago
    veddy cool - am a student and love learning directly from the artists!
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  • Mihai Birsan 3 years ago
    Excellent! Would love other tutorials too!
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  • Marcellus Suber plus 3 years ago
    Very informative. Instant like.
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  • Paul McCarthy 3 years ago
    Dave, Excellent! Thanks very much. I've learned a lot, particularily why I get a dead hand from time to time!
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  • Rene van Belzen 2 years ago
    When I saw this video a few months ago, I didn't understand much of it, but now I have been sketching portraits for a few months to improve my drawing skills, I understand so much more. Love that electric eraser from Koh-I-Noor.
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  • Fermented Applez 1 year ago
    This was the same technique I did a few years ago when I did my first comic. I inked with a regular Pilot ink pen, and I had that CHEAP eraser from the 99 cents store..lucky for you, you have "power tools" lol..great vid!
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