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CSZ Issue 6 Colour Teaser #1 by Temrin

CSZ Issue 6 Colour Teaser #1

Temrin

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Down to the final week-ish before the PDF goes live in our store! So it's time for final image teasers~

See larger teaser for just $1 PER ISSUE (not per month) at https://www.patreon.com/posts/30990241



Sketched by Zelaphas
Inked by Callosyx
Coloured by Mic S







Issue 5 is now LIVE! GET IT HERE!
Featuring cover artist Diana Glebowicz
and collab artists GummyRush, Min T., Aquadne
With two bonus pieces!

Issue 6 goes live Nov 1st. Preorder now and get 40% off!

Want to get future physical issues, guaranteed? GET YOURS HERE FOR ISSUE 7

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    That is very pretty! I love their lines and colors! :)

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      It's so cool to see how different artists' lines and colours come together~ Aaah!

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        As someone who used to ink friends' artwork........it's very interesting to see how one person can make another's art look different. One of my friend's always used very thin lines and I tend to use thick "animation" lines with brush-influence........she said it was better to color/screentone her work when inked by me, because the lines were so solid. I think that's why the "inker" in the comic book industry gets underestimated on how much influence they actually have on a final product. The old "you're just a tracer" joke from a Kevin Smith movie. You might be tracing it, but your own style changes the look of linework of the artist--if three inkers tried to do one artist's piece of art, I can guarantee each version would be different! XD

        So, collaborative pieces are always fun to see--to see how artists can influence each other in one single piece of art. :)

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          Oh yeah, there are soooo many different ways to ink, let alone each individuals style on top of that. Seeing how the pieces progress is probably one of my favourite parts of running CSZ. :3

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            Definitely true! :)