Inés Estrada's Blog, page 222

oye tu haces el lineart tradicionalmente o en compu? y qué usas para hacerlo?

todo es a mano, uso plumas bic (pluma atómica o boligrafos, no sé como le digan de donde seas), plumones (marcadores?), tinta china con pincel o lápiz. lo que tenga a la mano, nada extravagante.

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girls

girls

me with a hand backwards

me with a hand backwards

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new characters for a yet untitled comic

new characters for a yet untitled comic

unos burritos pendejos

unos burritos pendejos

sketches for a “middle school flashback” scene for...

sketches for a “middle school flashback” scene for the Lapsos book

haven’t scanned shit for fun in so long.. trying to get...

haven’t scanned shit for fun in so long.. trying to get back on it, digging thru the piles right now

holagatosaurio:New titles available! Comics from Brazil, Spain...

holagatosaurio:

New titles available! Comics from Brazil, Spain and Mexico, impossible to find and all very much worthy to be part of your bookshelves. Remember that all our prices includes world wide shipping, plus a free postcard and mini stickers!

Two comic anthologies from Sao Paolo, Brazil, featuring local talent like Gerlac, Luiz Berger and Heitor Yida, as well as well known internet cartoonists like Sam Alden and Michael Deforge.

Gibi Gibi 2 (International $18 / México $120)
Goró (International $18 / México $120)

Another pair of comic anthologies, these ones come from Valencia, Spain. Edited by Martín López and published by Ed. Valientes, both are thick books full of varied styles from international cartoonists. Inside them you can find some of our favorites like Paola Gaviria, Dunja Jankovic, Abraham Díaz and Michael Olivo.

Kovra 4 (International $25 / México $220)
Kovra 5 (International $25 / México $220)

And to finish, a hot and heavy mini comic by Chacho, published by Ed. ¡Joc Doc! here in Mexico City.

Loope (International $3 / México $25)