What's your favorite part of the process?

[Anonymous No.6084699]

I don't like to draw, or ink, but coloring (and painting) are really cool imo, what about you?

I'm more of a painter than a drawer(?) anyway

[Anonymous No.6084724]

All of it

[Anonymous No.6084730]

>>6084699
Editor cause I do the least

[Anonymous No.6084732]

I don't like a single thing about drawing. I wish I could just materialize finished drawings into existence with magic.

[Anonymous No.6084733]

>>6084699
I like the result

[Anonymous No.6084791]

>>6084699
Not trusting it

[Anonymous No.6084805]

>>6084699
fuck painting. draw all day
still grinding coloring on the daily tho

[Anonymous No.6084814]

>>6084699
I like sketchin'
so I guess penciling

[Anonymous No.6084818]

>>6084699
I like sketching, sketching is the most fun part where you can be creative without constraints. Inking sucks because it's the opposite, and coloring is moderately enjoyable because you know it's the final stretch.

[Anonymous No.6084832]

>>6084699
I like the whole process. I dislike looking at the product because everything I draw is garbage.

[Anonymous No.6086407]

Having ideas and thumbnailing.

So basically drawing like a 5yo with no concern for accuracy or even intelligibility.

Sketching is ok, linearting is a burden.
Putting flat colors sucks, choosing colors is a bit fun, shading is meh.

Painting (instead of flat-coloring) is also very fun, but in order to look good it requires a lot of underdrawing, so I don't do it much.

[Anonymous No.6086432]

>>6084699
Getting from vague gesture/composition sketch to line is the worst part of making art for me.

[Anonymous No.6086433]

>>6084699
Ink >>>>> sketch > color

Inking is where you carve the soul into your drawing. It’s permenance makes me feel like I’m committing to the drawing and giving it life. Coloring is just me worrying about messing up my beautiful ink

[Anonymous No.6086470]

>>6084724
anon, this isn't very good

[Anonymous No.6086475]

i fucking hate coloring what a piece of shit unexplained subject
on par with gesture

[Anonymous No.6086483]

>>6084699
Too many cooks in the kitchen

[Anonymous No.6086484]

>>6084699
I really love shading and painting, can spend hours and hours doing it. Sketching and lineart on the other hand are hard. I'm a /beg/ tho.

[Anonymous No.6086514]

>>6084699
>job creation

[Anonymous No.6086523]

>>6086483
What the fuck is wrong with your handwriting

[Anonymous No.6086535]

how do mangaka's manage 3-4 of those jobs alone while american comics need 6 different people to rehash batman

[Anonymous No.6086549]

>>6086535
the main reason is overworking. mangaka absolutely kill themselve with their unhealthy work schedules.
However their work is less work than the American since they have no colour and they don't have to shuffle around work between 5 or so different workers eg inker, colorist, writer, etc

The big mangakas do have assistants though, they hire people to do the backgrounds often

[Anonymous No.6086570]

>>6084699
Pathetic burgers.

[Anonymous No.6086583]

>>6086570
Every big mangaka has one editor and 2-3 assistents to do the backgrounds, but generally you're still right

[Anonymous No.6086589]

>>6084699
without the writer there is no character.

[Anonymous No.6086591]

>>6086483
good lord, you write worse then i do.

[Anonymous No.6086592]

>>6086570
no wonder it's all shit
writers are terrible artists, and artist are god awful writers

[Anonymous No.6086597]

>>6086483
Comicbook industry is intentionally compartmentalized. If it wasn't, creators would realize there's no reason to work with publishers, since they don't really do anything anymore but still take the royalties. Image exists because of exactly that.

[Anonymous No.6086603]

>>6086570
Mangaka aren't their own editors, and editors do the final lettering. And the mangaka still typically hire assistants, the main difference is really that the sole author still has the majority of the creative control -- editors ultimately just want the work to sell well without ruining the publisher's image, so there are some limitations, but it's not anywhere near as bad as it is in other countries.

[Anonymous No.6087550]

>>6086470
Why tho

[Anonymous No.6087739]

>>6086592
>bill waterson
>will eisner
>todd mcfarlane
and many more

[Anonymous No.6087945]

penciler is the hardest part of the process, so im gonna go with that. making them all work together though as a single person is nightmare mode (based)

[Anonymous No.6087948]

>>6086570
mangaka all have editors and assistants

[Anonymous No.6088683]

>>6084699
>gay ass artist consciously chose to draw 1 female ass and 5 male asses
many such cases

[Anonymous No.6088687]

>>6086483
looks like you need a letterer, anon

[Anonymous No.6088810]

>>6088683
dont underestimate the power of a man's ass

[Anonymous No.6089034]

>>6084699
Coloring is my favorite but more specifically shading. Flatting is time consuming but I still enjoy it. Inking is very satisfying.

I hate lettering so fucking much though if I had the money I would hire someone to do it.

[Anonymous No.6089118]

>>6084699
Sketching, shading and coloring. Doing lineart hurts

[Anonymous No.6089121]

>>6084699
>>writing a prompt into AI
get rekt, draw fags

[Anonymous No.6089140]

>>6084699
The part where I become rich and famous and everyone loves me and I don't have to sit in constant agony of how unlikeable my personality is even though that could be easily fixed by not being an asshole who shits on everyone constantly

[Anonymous No.6089195]

What is the editor editing exactly if she supposedly comes into play before the writer...

[Anonymous No.6092907]

>>6084699
>I don't like to draw, or ink, but coloring (and painting) are really cool imo, what about you?
so you're a lazy retard? wow you're seriously unique

[Anonymous No.6092910]

>>6089121
Art fags gonna starve. Good riddance.

[Anonymous No.6093006]

>>6089121
after artist shitposters are next

[Anonymous No.6093110]

>>6084699
Why is editor writing things before the writer?

[Anonymous No.6093129]

>>6084699
Colorist

[Anonymous No.6093132]

>>6093110
This here is the biggest problem with the comics industry and why it fails compared to the manga industry

The editor is more than just an editor, they're the whole director. They're the ones who are coming up with the ideas of what comics should be about, despite having absolute no qualifications in either art, writing or probably even reading comics.
They have no talent, no vision of any kind. They should be the final person who reviews the word to make sure it aligns with the publishing company's needs.

[Anonymous No.6093134]

>>6086583
Right except for the fact that 99% of manga don't use color at all and just put in some tones.

[Anonymous No.6093136]

>>6093132
It's stupid Western bloat. Get rid of the secretary editor gatekeeper and make good art.

[Anonymous No.6094143]

>>6086483
is this a clever sneaky way to show that letterers can be a valid addition to a team?

[Anonymous No.6094232]

>>6084699
I'm the editor's stepstool obviously

[Anonymous No.6096857]

>>6086483
Your handwriting looks like the elvish language from middle earth, but worse.