This week's edition of Behind-the-Scenes is again a video, featuring the work process of Italian artist Matteo Bertelli. Although Matteo uses graphic software to put the finishing touches on his work, 95% of the cartoon is made the traditional way, with pen, ink, brush and paint:
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Awesome video! How are cartoons/cartoonists selected to for these filmed behind the scenes posts? I'd love to contribute a behind the scenes video and/or to the Cartoon Movement blog in general.
Posted by: Alex Hoffman | February 13, 2012 at 11:21 AM
Hi Alexander, no mystical selection process or anything. Glad to hear you're interested in doing one! I'll send you an email today.
Posted by: Tjeerd Royaards | February 13, 2012 at 11:28 AM
Molto interessante il video. Mi piace molto che tu usi le tecniche tradizionali, che rendono il disegno più "caldo". E poi resta sempre in mano un bell'originale colorato! Complimenti.
Posted by: Simone Frosini - Simon | February 20, 2012 at 09:11 PM
Grazie Simone!
Sì, cerco di restare il più possibile attaccato alle tecniche tradizionali anche perchè non sono capace di colorare con il computer e ci impiegherei tantissimo tempo per finire una vignetta.
Posted by: Matteo | February 22, 2012 at 04:36 PM