You may have noticed that I have skipped a few days of entry on this blog. It is because I am ultra busy with Kalayaan 7 that is due this June. That is why I am on panic mode once again.
With only 3 more pages to draw, I think Kalayaan 7 will be release at lease on the 3rd week of June. So hang on tight, I am doing the best that I can.
And I will probably skip blogging for a few days too. :-(
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With only 3 more pages to draw, I think Kalayaan 7 will be release at lease on the 3rd week of June. So hang on tight, I am doing the best that I can.
And I will probably skip blogging for a few days too. :-(
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3 comments:
Dude, so you print your own books, how much does a good copier printer cost nowadays that can handle a print run of 100 copies or so? Do you use a regular ink jet or laser printer? What model of canon printer do u use? Do you also print the inside pages or have them xeroxed off a master copy?
Hello Ben 10,
Yup, I print my own comic cover at home and photo copy the internal pages.
I use a Canon Pixma 1600
For more detailed "how to" on making an indie comics. I suggest that you read my previous entry on that subject matter. Here are the links
1.) http://gioparedes.blogspot.com/2008/12/creating-indie-comics-1-plot-and-script.html
2.)http://gioparedes.blogspot.com/2008/12/creating-indie-comics-2-paper-size.html
3.) http://gioparedes.blogspot.com/2008/12/creating-indie-comics-3-page-layout.html
4.) http://gioparedes.blogspot.com/2009/01/creating-indie-comics-4-printing-cover.html
5.) http://gioparedes.blogspot.com/2009/01/creating-indie-comics-5-putting-it.html
Thanks for the links. I'm saving up for a printer/copier too, but I need A3 printing capability because I want a full-bleed magazine sized format to stand out plus more detailed artwork and more panels on the pages.
If the cost is too prohibitive, I might follow suit and get a Canon printer too.
Your advice on cheap ink refills is awesome! Laki talaga ng matitipid.
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