RYAN OTTLEY SOBRE LA IMPORTANCIA DE ASIMILAR EL ESTILO DEL CREADOR DE UNA SERIE

I emulated it as far as not drawing a lot of detail and shading. I also stayed on model for the characters so it's not too annoying for readers. That's always a big pet peeve for me, and for a lot of comics fans: all these short runs in comics with creative teams changing all the time. To me, reading a comic with a new artist makes the characters feel like different characters. It's like watching a TV show and they get a new actor to play a regular character. It's very jarring.

So I eased into it. I could never straight up copy his style though. I don't think anyone could. Cory is on another level than most American comic artists. His skill is above and beyond what's out there in monthly comic land. Most artists have stock face angles. Go look at Cory's work; He can draw a face (and anything, really) in any direction he wants. I bet he could animate a face perfectly rotating around, catching every angle. Mine and most other artists' would be stock angles like front, side, and three-quarter view.