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Artist August: Kazu Kibuishi [Art Process Piece]

By | August 1st, 2013
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An inside look at Amulet Volume 4

To go along with all of the other materials we have from artist Kazu Kibuishi today, we also have an art process piece, showing everyone how exactly he works through creating a given section of his work. I love getting insight into how creators work, and I love seeing what Kazu does in the process of bringing this to life.

This selection comes from Amulet Vol. 4, and finds Kazu bringing 3 pages of story to life, from script (above) to finals.

Thumbnails for Amulet Volume 4
Sketches for the Robots page for Amulet
Inks for the Robots page for Amulet
Colors for the Robots page for
Amulet
Sketches of Vigo for Amulet
Inks for Vigo Pg. 3 for Amulet
Colors for Vigo Pg. 3 for Amulet
Inks for Vigo Pg. 4 for Amulet
Colors for Vigo Pg. 4 for Amulet

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