Bryan Hitch's Ultimate Comics Studio - Book Review

Bryan Hitch is a seasoned professional and shares some solid advice in his book.

Growing up, I've always been interested in illustrating for comic books and I remember saying, on a number of occasions to my mum, that I wanted to be a cartoonist. In the last few years, a number of friends have also spoken to me about how my weirder work would really suit the panelled medium.

My life and career path has taken a different course though as, predominantly, I am a computer games designer and, I have to admit, that although I would like to work on a comic book, I lack the knowledge to complete a quality piece of sequential work across a number of pages.

When I was asked to review Bryan Hitch's Ultimate Comics Studio for the blog, I was actually really thrilled to be given the opportunity and went into it with a genuine and keen interest.

Sean Andrew Murray Interview

With a very busy work and life schedule, it has been a long time since I first approached Sean for an interview (almost a year at writing this now) and managed to figuratively pin him down but, I believe, the wait was well worth it. Results speak for themselves and this interview, I think, is one of the best I have conducted so far.

Greg Broadmore Interview

Marc Hermitte Interview

I have had the privilege of having concept designs that I have created for a games project, turned into 3D models by Marc Hermitte and I hope that one day in the not so near future, more of my work will go through the 3D process via this talented 3D modeller, animator and artist. But, there is a great deal more to Marc than 3D work. He paints, writes and teaches and has had an interesting career that spans many media outputs.