>guy wants me to collaborate with him on his comic book >asks

>>2718598
What are you really asking here

>>2718756
In the comic book industry, traditionally there is a penciler, an inker and colorist (usually a digital coloring done in photoshop). However this client is asking me to do all three. If that is the case, wouldn't it make sense to just draw it from scratch digitally if that's the final product he wants? I'm just thinking in terms of the work process.

>>2718598
>working for free

>>2719396
Where did I say I was working for free?

>>2719403
Then what's the problem? Just charge more for coloring/inking

>>2719403
When you used the word "collaborate"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWXYoD7wfOs

>>2719423
Thats not what collaborate means.

>>2719409
This is more of a, what would you do sort of situation. Like, how would you create a comic if someone asked you to draw it and color it?

Would you pencil the pages, ink them, scan them and then color them?
Or would you draw it from scratch digitally since you're digitally coloring it anyway?

>>2719428
What's the difference? The client only cares about the finished piece. Just do whatever you're most comfortable with.

>>2719434
>the client only cares about the finished piece

Not necessarily. I've had clients buy the original pencils off of me. I would prefer drawing it digitally from scratch, but I don't want to tell the client "oh, if you want me to draw it and color it, I'll draw it digitally from scratch" and have them think they can charge me less because I'm skipping a step.