Docolomansky

Hello, there!

Let me show you this 8-part documentary, La Ruta Del Comiquero: An overview of the chilean comic book creator scene.

This is a 8 chapter web series that I have been involved in the last 4 years alongside chilean film producer @Introfilms (Nico Lorca, Tam Odette, Jaime Norambuena, Felipe Opazo) and co-written with my partner in crime German Valenzuela. 

in its 8 chapters we discuss from indie creators, fanzine, to big publishers. And it features interviews with talented editors and creators such as Eduardo Risso, Gabriel Rodriguez, Cb Cebulski, Chris Ryall and Nelson Daniel.

The documentary is in spanish. I am leaving this here because I know that a lot of you are interested in the process of making comics and this is a worldwide platform.

Whole Series: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Teaser:
 

Capter 1: Chile: Un país de comics:
 

Chapter 2: Editar en Chile:


Chapter 3: Fanzinero


Chapter 4: El Extranjero


Chapter 5: De Tiendas y Galerías


Chapter 6: Eventos: Primera Parte


Chapter 7: Eventos. Segunda Parte 


Chapter 8: Chile: Un país de Comic

Bests

CDC

Well... After a year and a half since I devoted myself to inks I have gained several experience and meet tremendous people. I think I can post my page rates now that I am becoming more confident over my work. Still I have hundreds of pages of learning, but I love this thing. 

Dear Pencilers:

Being an Inker is a great job, you can take beautiful pieces and enhance what they communicate to the reader.
Having inked several pencilers allows me to translate every one of them regarding their needs.

I am open now to find an artist whom I can team up as his or her inker. Looking for a responsible, and talented Professional, to be able to team up for every project we could find. We all need to work and teaming up might work better to find more projects in less time, right?

Here's what it takes:
My style is clearly Comicbook style. My range comes from inking this


(Dynamic, using quills, negative spaces, crosshatched Early Image Style). (BTW that was a test, ok? XD)

to
:thumb263366849:
(Classy, 40's crime stories, using mostly brushes, old style)

What can I do?
I work mostly traditional style, Penciler uses to send me his 300 up to 600 dpi original file and I duotone, print and scan them back at 600 dpi.

How this works? Well... send me a couple of sequentials for me to see, tell me about you (who you are, where do you live, email account, portfolio and where were you be published at, and mostly, what do you expect for an inker to do with your pages.

My email is cristian.doco@gmail.com and let's see what can we do to break up in comics!

Bests regards!

I joined Da as www.gorgorito.deviantart.com long time ago. I started posting drawings, pin-ups, then some color attempts and last year I decided to turn myself an inker. Yeah, an inker, a comic book inker.

I'm totally on this inking thing. I have been drawing almost my entire life but I always felt an special love for ink, love for how ink can increase the visual experience and how hard is to master it's technique which such less tools.

Now I'm upgrading my skills. My point of start is to look Joe Weems work, Scott Williams work, Jim Lee's, Marc Silvestri's, Rich Friend's, Gabriel Rodriguez and many other's work in order to start finding my own way. And for me to focus on this purpose I must start over this page, just only inking stuff. No more color, no more lineart (only if it is necessary), just inks.

Focusing is the real deal and, despite becoming a comic inker is such a risky carreer move, is what my guts urges me to do.

I'm accepting comissions, some colaborations (depending on my schedule), and of course, paid jobs.

Bests and please, enjoy and feel free to put some comments over my work.

CDC
August 2011.

PS: Thanks to many many friends whom all over this past two years have helped me find the focus on this starting new carreer.