By D. Lynn Smith When you open up a comic book, the first thing you see is the color. It might be full color, black and white, or sepia like Gates of Midnight. Regardless, your first impression of the work comes from the color and that what makes the colorist so important. I’ve always strived to … [Read more...]
Amelia Woo Talks Gaming and gives Advice to Aspiring Artists
By Autumn Daughetee Over the past few weeks I’ve shared the first and second parts of my interview with Amelia Woo, penciller and inker for Gates of Midnight. In this final installment, Amelia talks about her work as a fledgling video game designer and offers her advice to aspiring comic book … [Read more...]
Amelia Woo Talks About Women in Comics, Part II
By Autumn Daughetee Last week I shared with you the first part of my interview with Amelia Woo, penciller and inker for Gates of Midnight. This week Amelia shares her thoughts on working in the male-dominated comic book industry, the mission of Kymera Press, the look of Gates of Midnight and much … [Read more...]
Artist Amelia Woo Shares the Secrets of Creation
This week, as part of our “How Many Artists Does It Take to Make a Comic Book” is the first of a three part interview with Gates of Midnight artist Amelia Woo by Staff Writer Autumn Daughetee. By Autumn Daughetee The incredibly talented Amelia Woo has been integral to the creation of Gates of … [Read more...]
The Inker
By D. Lynn Smith I was in St. George, Utah, on the set of Promised Land, when Academy Award winning actress (Gentlemen’s Agreement) Celeste Holms, who played Hattie on Promised Land, and Cloris Leachman, Academy Award winning actress (The Last Picture Show) and guest star on Promised Land, … [Read more...]
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