Hello! My name is Ramsel Santos Hurtado and im like an artist and shit. Look Im not interested on school and stuff im past that age, but im interested on the courses and buying your books and stuff, but i cant right now, because i dont have pesos, but, i was wondering if you have free-free stuff? Like tips? Im interested at the moment on cover art, are there types of cover art? Peace! We understand how you feel about wanting to draw and to work on our correspondence courses. Unfortunately, we cannot offer these courses for free. However, we can suggest that you continue to draw and practice on your own. Study from art anatomy books. Copy the work of artists and cartoonists you admire. And, most importantly, keep on drawing! Hello! I got my first question! What type of profesional drawing notebook and profesional drawing pencils should i use? Hope you have the time to answer, o and this doesnt count as a question, but, how many questions do i get to ask? Saludos.
Credit... Librado Romero/The New York Times Joe Kubert, a titan among comic-book artists whose work stretched from the Golden Age of the superhero to the gritty realism of the graphic novel, died on Sunday in Morristown, N. J. He was 85. The cause was multiple myeloma, his son Adam said. Mr. Kubert, who first plied his trade as a teenager in the 1930s and continued drawing in the hospital during his final illness, was among the last of the generation of comic-book illustrators whose work helped define the genre in the years before World War II. "He's the longest-lived continuously important contributor to the field, " Paul Levitz, a former president of DC Comics, said in an interview on Monday. "There are two or three of the greats left, but he's definitely one of the last. " Mr. Kubert (pronounced CUE-bert) was most closely associated with DC, for whom he drew Sgt. Rock, a World War II infantryman he created with the writer Robert Kanigher, and Hawkman, an airborne crime fighter. He also created Tor, a prehistoric hero, and, with Mr. Kanigher, Enemy Ace, whose antihero is a German pilot.
He extended the range of war comics even further with Enemy Ace, written by Robert Kanigher, whose hero is a First World War German pilot. In 1967 he gave up Green Berets when he became director of publications for DC. He wound up assigning himself the cover art for many titles, where his dynamic style served well, and also gave himself the chance to finally draw Tarzan, in a comic which ran from 1972-75. The rough-hewn character of his art, so different from the classic Foster strip, was perfectly suited to jungle adventures. In 1976, the final year of his tenure as an executive, his increasing interest in his Jewish roots saw him create, again with Kanigher, Ragman, a Jewish hero based in Batman's Gotham City. The Independent would like to keep you informed about offers, events and updates by email, please tick the box if you would like to be contacted Read our full mailing list consent terms here In 1976, Kubert, along with his wife, Muriel, started the Kubert School in Dover, New Jersey.
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In addition, Mr. Kubert was considered one of the definitive interpreters of Tarzan. Image Credit... DC Entertainment Through the Kubert School, an academy in Dover, N. J., that he founded with his wife, Muriel, in 1976, Mr. Kubert helped train a generation of young colleagues. The country's only accredited trade school for comic-book artists, it enrolls students from around the world in a three-year program; well-known graduates include Amanda Conner, Tom Mandrake, Rags Morales and Timothy Truman. Kubert was often described as a war artist, but as he made clear in interviews and in his work, it was far more accurate to call him an antiwar artist. His distinctive visual style — raw, powerful and unstinting in emotional immediacy — was ideally suited to capturing the brutality of battle, and capture it he did, over more than a half-century. Besides Sgt. Rock, whom he drew for decades, and Our Army at War, a DC series of the 1950s and afterward, Mr. Kubert explored war and violence in a series of graphic novels he wrote and illustrated in recent years: "Fax From Sarajevo" (1996), about the Bosnian civil war; "Yossel" (2003), about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising; and "Dong Xoai" (2010), about the Vietnam War.
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Among its most famous alumni are Tim Truman, Rick Veitch and Steve Bissette. He continued to freelance, and his projects varied from strips for the US Army's PS: Preventive Maintenance magazine to a strip of rabbinical tales called The Adventures of Yaakov and Yosef for the Hasidic newspaper Moshiach Times. His comics career experienced a renaissance in the age of the graphic novel. He created a Jewish gangster, Abraham Stone, for Country Mouse, City Rat (1991) and two sequels, and brought back Tor in 1993. His masterpiece may well be Fax from Sarajevo (1996), based on the faxes he received from the comics agent Ervin Rustemagic, literally trapped within the Yugoslav conflict. He revisited his family's roots with Yossel (2003) and Jew Gangster (2005), done in uninked pencils which gives them raw power. Kubert collaborated with writer Brian Azarello on a Sgt Rock miniseries, Between Hell and a Hard Place, and wrote and drew The Prophecy (2006) himself. He did another Tor miniseries for DC in 2008, and a new Sgt Rock story with his son Adam the following year.
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