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23:50 wow. Wow. Love this work

Just finished listening and watching ALL of your videos (while drawing of course), I've been lost for while on where I should be going with my art but going through your channel I've decided to try making a comic and seeing what happens next. there is fear, there is anxiety but i'm sure it's better than not having a goal at all. So thank you Tim for everything you've done for this channel.

Thank you so much you are one of the best teachers I’ve ever listened to

awe yes, apparently i am returning two years later. I still learned so much...

Didn't expect a David Finch mention. He's definitely a great artist in terms of compositing shots with light and shadow. Great video!

Just started this series and I'm excited to see where it goes.

I very much liked the 'afterglow of detail' idea. Then again, it's a fine balancing act to work out when and how much detail to include.

I'm so excited for this series of videos! backgrounds are definitely something that overwhelms me, so it was great to see the different examples you showed and how the level of complexity adapts according to the role they play in the piece! Thank you very much for sharing these videos, I hope you are doing well!

Very interesting. This content helps me. Thanks.

In french comics the Artist is the first credit the scénariste, the "writer" comes second. ;)

You sir are doing GOD's work and Scientific facts in display here both at the same time. Thank you!!!!

Why the hell you have samll views bro your channel is a gold mine

Tim, this vídeos are amazing, thanks a lot.

G'day Tim. Great video. I feel like I have a pretty good process for drawing my backgrounds in comics. I can pencil a page with detailed backgrounds in a couple of days. For me that strikes a balance between quality and speed. Where I start to struggle is when it comes to adding colour. My first page blew out to a full week of painting and I'm still not happy with the results. I hope this is something you'll cover in a future video.

For another good manga example, Asano Inios work (particularly Dead Dead Demons DeDeDeDestruction) has some amazing backgrounds. Hes said in interviews that the backgrounds and establishing a strong sense of place are crucial to him developing the story.

Having Naruto, One Piece and this non Dragon Ball Toryiama Shonen, was a cheap shot, mister!
I Absolutely love your art, I'll be stealing a lot, thank you so much for this amount of quality information, trully usefull videos!

"french comics"
> Hergé
*Every Belgian having a heart attack in a 100 miles radius"

nice class, bg is like a bass in music. thanks for the video, greetings from brasil

Whenever I think of backgrounds, Blame! by Tsutomu Nihei always comes to mind. There are often long stretches of a character just moving through the very detailed environment with little to no dialogue.
Definitely one of my favourite manga of all time. The method of storytelling isn't for everyone, but I highly recommend it anyway.