INDICE DEGLI AUTORI E DELLE OPERE
(questo indice è in continuo aggiornamento)

Autori all'opera (ordine alfabetico)

Adam Hughes (american comics)
Anatomy of a sketch video in 5 parti
Just how hard is it to get an Adam Hughes sketch? video in 4 parti

Alex Ross (american comics)
illustration video

Andrea Pazienza (autore italiano)
sketch / murales video

Bonvi (autore italiano)
sketch/supergulp #entry275355351

Chad Cole
inchiostrazione #entry314865087

Federico Panella (autore italiano)
illustrazione wip in flash 3 video

Frank King (autore statunitense)
strisce di Gasoline Alley #entry204829243

Gabriele Dell'Otto (autore italiano)
sketch WonderWoman #entry276359867

Giorgio Cavazzano (autore italiano)
sketch

Luca Maresca (autore italiano)
Sketch #entry275294249

Luciano Gatto (autore italiano)
eroi disney in conferenza #entry275803370

Jim Lee (american comics)
'Comic Book Greats' / sketch video in 8 parti
-disegno sulla porta rossa #entry314734044
-cover Heroes, 4 video #entry314734044

Joe Kubert (american comics)
Hero / sketch video

John Romita sr (american comics)
Hero / sketch video
Drawing superheroes #entry275108167

Manuel Arenas (aurore "Yaxin il fauno")
sketch 5 video

Milo Manara (autore italiano)
sketch 2 video

Stan Lee (american comics)
'Comic Book Greats' video in 8 parti
'L'uomo ragno - le origini' 4 video

Takehiko Inoue (mangaka giapponese)
commercial/sketch + Draw trailer #entry274944741

Todd Harris (concept artist Disney)
Digital painting e traditional painting #entry250491250

INTERVISTE

Milo Manara
"Nella tana del lupo Manara" #entry276063615

Documentari sul fumetto (ordine alfabetico)


Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked video
(storia sociale dei supereroi in America, documentario in 13 parti, lingua inglese)

How Walt Disney Cartoons are made video
(documentario americano dell'epoca di Cenerentola per la Disney)

L'uomo ragno - le origini - SpiderMan il fumetto comics video
(Spiderman in Italia prima del boom dei film Marvel, documentario in 4 parti)

Nuvole Parlanti, voci e storie dei fumetti LINK
(documentario di Rai Edu sul fumetto italiano)

Topi e Paperi in diretta TV. Nel 1969 video

Supergulp


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Edited by kettyformaggio - 5/4/2009, 11:38

AH!

Qui potete vedere il grande disegnatore americano Adam Hughes (che spesso si firma AH!) che spiega (lingua americana) e disegna una Pin-up durante una comic-convention in un documentario in 5 parti.

Potete trovare tutti i filmati anche sul sito dell'autore:
http://www.adamhughes.tv/

Adam Hughes - Anatomy of a sketch, Pt1 - The Idea

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvaG1EZ9shM




Adam Hughes - Anatomy of a sketch, Pt2 - The Process

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAO3sUyg-Bw



Adam Hughes - Anatomy of a sketch, Pt3 - The Tools

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrzZffdJD_k


Adam Hughes - Anatomy of a sketch, Pt4 - Requests

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iLKv4T8teU


Adam Hughes - Anatomy of a sketch, Pt5 - The Finish

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rghzcHgI2jQ

Ecco Stan Lee (lo sceneggiatore storico della Marvel) che intervista Jim Lee (grandissimo disegnatore di supereroi), è in lingua americana, ma Lee disegna dei bei soggetti e una scena completa di campo, controcampo e ambientazione.

Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats'
pt 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGNQyelJ5Ac


Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay1fID6rK0I


Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEjUoSqrdOA



Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD7vLmGoXFE


Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxmwOF0XTgo


Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQVtvnXIldE



Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyJ2Iu3YQXQ



Jim Lee/Stan Lee 'Comic Book Greats' pt 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kygMLl60Bt4

Takehiko Inoue commercial
Vi presento una serie di spot TV giapponsesi della Shiseido (dico sempre che i Giapponsesi sono avanti!) che rendono protagonisti dei fantastici MAKING OF disegnati su una superficie gigante da Takehiko Inoue (Slum dunk, Vagabond)


EDIT: tutti i video son stati rimossi, li ripresento di seguito.

Edited by kettyformaggio - 5/4/2009, 11:40

Come non segnalare il famoso documentario di History channel sul fumetto americano che abbiamo visto anche in italiano sulla rete LA7?
Purtroppo su You tube ho trovato solo la versione in inglese, se qualcuno di voi sa come reperire anche solo pezzi di quella in italiano è pregato di segnalarlo.

Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked

Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 0
The opening to the documentary. Aired in 2003, this documentary tells the history of comic books up to that point of airing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZa1W-r4ypo



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 1
As we learn from this first part; Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster try to sell their comic strip pitch of Superman during the Great Depression, with no luck. But then, when National Comics (later known as DC Comics) decides to sell brand new comic books instead of reprinting them, Siegel & Shuster's Superman is choosen, with great success. This leads to another creation of a superhero by Bob Kane; Batman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SDUiTD26kg



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked part 2
The success of Superman & Batman in the new medium of comic book superheroes leads a craze as more and more superheroes are created and sold. As DC becomes the biggest comic book publisher, Timely Comics (later known as Marvel Comics) becomes the upstart with wider ideas. The comic books start reflecting their kid readers with Robin the Boy Wonder & the creation of Captain Marvel (aka Shazam!) which leds to a lawsuit over how similar Captain Marvel was to Superman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo2dzLxKbVE



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 3
World War II had begun in Europe. Even though America was not fighting yet, it was the superheroes who were fighting the Nazis. Before America's introduction in the war, DC's Superman grabbed Hitler and took him to the League of Nations while Timely's new Captain America threw his right fist into Hitler's jaw. And then after America entered the war, DC creates the first female superhero called Wonder Woman. World War II made this era of comic books called "The Golden Age of Comic Books".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sCELiyo1WM



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 4
Even though the superheroes were fighting non-stop with the japanese and Nazis, advice was given from the comic book characters to their kid readers like recycling paper or spending a dime for war bonds. The idea of recycling scrap paper would lead many to collect the books of the Golden Age, which in turn is thankful for World War II. After the war and the victory was won...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyvhIJo5gU0



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 5
After the war and onto the '50s, the comic book industry was at the greatest popularity. But the superheroes weren't doing good as most superheroes were cancelled and the interest changed to funny animals, teen comedies, westerns, gangsters & horror stories. After a lawsuit which led Siegel & Shuster to be fired for their Superman creation, the industry gets under by the U.S. Senate thanks to Dr. Fredric Wertham which leds to the Comics Code Authority. The restrications from the CCA made many publishers close down and the writers/artists losing their jobs. This creates the decline of comic books.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4E-MqV_PDg



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 6
After the Senate hearings, the comic book publishers decided to go back to the superheroes that started them. DC Comics found success in the updating of old characters like The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman & the Atom, which lead to the cre After the Senate hearings, the comic book publishers decided to go back to the superheroes that started them. DC Comics found success in the updating of old characters like The Flash, Green Lantern, Hawkman & the Atom, which lead to the creation of the Justice League of America. But comic book history changes after a golf game with the publishers of both DC and Timely which leads Stan Lee to create the Fantastic Four & the Hulk. With Lee's suggestion, Timely is changed to Marvel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyJCZaKDIb8



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 7
Fan mail from teenagers leads Stan Lee to create Spider-Man and more popular work like bringing back Captain America. Marvel's superheroes become seen by many in the '60s as their icons along with others like Malcolm X. Other than Lee, Jim Fan mail from teenagers leads Stan Lee to create Spider-Man and more popular work like bringing back Captain America. Marvel's superheroes become seen by many in the '60s as their icons along with others like Malcolm X. Other than Lee, Jim Steranko brings surreal, expression, several art effects and pushes the limits of the Comics Code Authority with Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD. But DC doesn't get quite overshadowed as Batman comes to television. But while interest in comic books explodes because of the show, the seriousness of comic books to the general public goes away.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3RVtdF8wGI



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 8
Comic books and culture were colliding, so the characters needed to "get with it". DC starts with Wonder Woman by updating her for 1968, all handled by Denny O'Neil. While hard, the update that turns her into a un-powered, karate kicking, W Comic books and culture were colliding, so the characters needed to "get with it". DC starts with Wonder Woman by updating her for 1968, all handled by Denny O'Neil. While hard, the update that turns her into a un-powered, karate kicking, Wonder Woman doesn't go so well. But O'Neil gets better luck with Batman as he brings back the dark nature of the character not seen at that time for thirty years. His work continues with Green Lantern/Green Arrow where he writes messages into the comic from the news of the '70s. Stan Lee writes three Spider-Man issues about drugs without the Comics Code approval and the reaction causes the Comics Code to change.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krzn3eEQW70



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 9
At the end of the seventies, the seriousness of comic books returned with the released of the two Superman movies which are box office successes. But three years prior, with the biz of the upcoming films, artist Neal Adams brought Siegel & At the end of the seventies, the seriousness of comic books returned with the released of the two Superman movies which are box office successes. But three years prior, with the biz of the upcoming films, artist Neal Adams brought Siegel & Shuster back to DC Comics to make amends. With his help, their byline was restored on the Superman comics. But by the seventies, Superman wasn't entirly popular as that title went to the X-Men. And by the eighties, it was a then call for a darker hero. This is where newcomer Frank Miller comes in and starts his carear. First, he takes over and brings Daredevil to popularity, then he challenges his notion of non-lethal justice by reviving The Punisher.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AtmyJIrtLY


Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 10
One of the most controversival titles to come out of the eighties was what set out to destroy the notion of superheroes in general: the Watchmen. After that book, every writer/artist in comic books felt they could do more. Frank Miller took One of the most controversival titles to come out of the eighties was what set out to destroy the notion of superheroes in general: the Watchmen. After that book, every writer/artist in comic books felt they could do more. Frank Miller took on another best known comic book series set in the future called Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. The grim 'n' gritty era of the eighties lead to changes like Lex Luthor being an evil businessman and shocking moments like the death of Jason Todd, the second Robin. At the end of this decade, a new era of superheroes was signaled with the release of Tim Burton's Batman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V7GMBAP8b8



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 11
With the introduction of the ninties, comic books moved from the newsstands to the comic book stores. The comic books moved up from using darker heroes to making adult-only comic books. One of the first, and most praised, comics from DC's n With the introduction of the ninties, comic books moved from the newsstands to the comic book stores. The comic books moved up from using darker heroes to making adult-only comic books. One of the first, and most praised, comics from DC's new Vertigo imprint is The Sandman, which its nineteenth issue won a World Fantasy Award. The comic books become sexual and another most popular character was created by a new publisher Image Comics called Spawn. Graphic Novels saw their introduction and one Batman graphic novel helped get a handgun law into place.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzLROOmDctM



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 12
With millions of money being made, the greed factor entered comics and nearly kills them. It has been so noted, and seen, that comic book superheroes have reflected our world as popular culture always does, but the real world intruded on Se With millions of money being made, the greed factor entered comics and nearly kills them. It has been so noted, and seen, that comic book superheroes have reflected our world as popular culture always does, but the real world intruded on September 11th, 2001. Because of the attacks, DC, Marvel, Dark Horse & Image made 9/11 comic books that made awareness and the sales helped the 9/11 victims' families. But unlike other conflicts like WWII, comic books would never go off to fight the terrorists like they fought the Nazis.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xs-qpesULQ



Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Part 13
In closing, comic books have survived every decade and has been accepted through all as a medium, despite difficults.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgAU-sAlhx8

Andrea Pazienza
Questo autore è assorto all'olimpo dei fumettisti italiani per la sua breve e folgorante carriera (ha pubblicato su Linus e Frigidaire, famoso il suo personaggio "Zanardi") e anche per la sua breve vita travagliata. Ma al di là della mitizzazione, Pazienza era davvero un artista, questi due video lo testimoniano chiaramente, buona visione!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jby5PRPCBJo






http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVyGLVbmKJo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8PyugGqY5g

Ecco a voi dei disegni di Manuel Arenas, il disegnatore di Yaxin il Fauno, che disegna con ArtPad, un programmino che potete trovare a questo indirizzo http://artpad.art.com/artpad/painter/
Sebbene siano disegni digitali, questi video rappresentano un ottimo TUTORIAL per la colorazione ad acquerello.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0qxoO3ODPo



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iu0PRiuBQzo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD27v3fBvTk


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E92odCleLs


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQSJVRAePSw

Su segnalazione del sito afNews ho scoperto l'esistenza di HERO, un'associazione di appassionati di fumetto americani che danno lavoro ai fumettisti più anziani che sono ancora in grado di disegnare. Un'iniziativa meritevole, considerato che anche i più grandi fumettisti hanno problemi di sostentamento nel periodo del pensionamento.

http://www.heroinitiative.org/

In questo video due disegnatori storici della Marvel a una comiconvention collaborano per realizzare un bellissimo sketch di Spiderman.

Video: Kubert e Romita per Hero
"John Romita sr. e Joe Kubert hanno disegnato insieme per beneficenza, a favore dell'organizzazione statunitense HERO, che si occupa di dare sostegno ai "veterani del fumetto" in difficoltà (senza pensione, o con scarsissimi mezzi di sussistenza, o non in grado di sostenere spese mediche necessarie). Per gli autori che ancora riescono a lavorare (scrivere, disegnare, o in grado di occuparsi di mansioni editoriali), Hero si occupa di trovar loro del lavoro. Potete Romita e Kubert all'opera in questo filmato. Buona visione! (tratto da afNews)"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcjgDMLmncQ

Ecco qui Alex Ross (disegnatore di "Kingdom Come", famoso per essere un fumettista che gioca molto sull'effetto realistico con i suoi acquerelli) che con una musica epica di sottofondo si da da fare su una delle sue illustrazioni. Da notare le foto di riferimento, come stenda prima tutti i mezzitoni al momento della china, poi metta il colore.

Alex Ross



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOpzirxhaZI

Ecco un documentario d'annata su SpiderMan (tempi non sospetti, decisamente lontani dagli attuali successi dei film Marvel, quando erano solo i NERD a sapere chi fosse Stan Lee), con interviste curiose gli editori italiani, fra cui un MML giovanissimo.

1 L'uomo ragno - le origini - SpiderMan il fumetto comics


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-7o9FxtKAY



2 L'uomo ragno - le origini - SpiderMan il fumetto comics


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6s9VbRAGNk

3 L'uomo ragno - le origini - SpiderMan il fumetto comics


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aM6m8ohEhDc

4 L'uomo ragno - le origini - SpiderMan il fumetto comics


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIiZy3xhxik

Ecco Milo Manara (considerato uno dei grandi del fumetto in Italia) che disegna le sue famose donnine.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GspZhXUo2ic

Un altro sketch


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DtDVbv7jOY

Ecco una serie di documentari che non potete perdere. Li vidi tempo fa su "la storia siamo noi" di Minoli su Rai Educational e ne rimasi piacevolmente colpita. I documentari ci parlano, anche tramite gli autori, del fumetto italiano.
Nel link potete trovare i video del documentario, le bibliografie, immagini e link per l'approfondimento (purtroppo non c'è modo di inserire qui il link diretto al video, in quella pagina è di facile fruizione).

Nuvole Parlanti, voci e storie dei fumetti
http://www.lastoriasiamonoi.rai.it/puntata.aspx?id=265

Ecco un work in progress in tre fasi di una illustrazione preso dal blog IL TAVOLO DISORDINATO del disegnatore Federico Panella (autore anche del piccante "Vixine")
L'illustrazione è tutta fatta con il programma FLASH
Questo è il link al post del suo blog:
http://tavolodisordinato.blogspot.com/2007...-disegnare.html

video 1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XowpswomkDQ

video 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfHy0NXHwEg

video 3:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FU87bCz1UA

Ancora grazie da afNews, eccovi documentari sui film storici della Disney. Lingua inglese.

How Walt Disney Cartoons are made


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhfp6Z8z1cI

Ecco un servizio in lingua italiana, quoto da afNews



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrH_CHHyr64

Edited by kettyformaggio - 18/11/2007, 14:57