Episode 6: Everyone's a Winner!

Remember us? We're back, and pretty much sober! Running time = 50 minutes.

Episode 5: Douji This

It's late, and it's douji! Doujicon, San Diego, Movies, POD (print on demand), SMASH! and more.

Episode 4: 24hr Challenge Roundup: Ghetto Edition

The Comikaze 24hr Challenge is over! Maggie, Komala, Mark and guest Steve (PracticeCactus) talk about the winners, their favourites and... well, all kindsa stuff.

Intro features: Ive, Cactus, Jacen, Mark and Hayden.

Episode 3: 24hr Challenge and Dropped Calls

What's going on in brief and then we get on to the Comikaze 24hr Challenge. We also briefly touch on cons, fairs and why Livejournal plays such a part in many comic creators' lives. And I spill the beans on a new online project for Aussie creators. Oh, and we battle with the demons of DSL. We mostly win. And yes... some of us are eating during the show. *shame*

Episode 2: Bone of Contention

Supanova wrap up, Armageddon vs Supanova (cage match? or friendly grudge?), 24 hour challenge, selling book - do we have it right? and new comics and who's gonna sell 'em. (1 hour show)

Episode 1: Cons, cons, cons!

Supanova, Armaggedon, Doujicon and a whole lot more on the first episode of the Pulp Faction Comics in Australia Podcast. The monthly podcast is hosted by Maggie McFee, Mark Selan, Komala Singh, Avi Bernshaw and Troy Kealley.

Ever wonder how people colour in Photoshop? How do they get the inks on top? How do they not get white lines or jaggies? And how do you scan those big comic boards with a normal scanner?

Tutorial #3 is all about 'stitching' images together from two scans when the art is too big to scan all at once. We'll explain about 'layers' and what 'multiply' means and how this helps you colour in Photoshop (applies to some other graphics programs too).

So you've drawn a comic and you want to get your linework into Photoshop (or whatever program you use). But you're unsure how to go about this. And what about this over-size comic board? You can't scan it all at once.

So you've drawn a comic and you want to get your linework into Photoshop (or whatever program you use). But you're unsure how to go about this. And what about this over-size comic board? You can't scan it all at once.