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Colorist

In comics, a colorist is responsible for adding color to black-and-white line art. For most of the 20th century this was done using brushes and dyes which were then used as guides to produce the printing plates. Since the late 20th century it is most often done using digital media, with printing separations produced electronically.

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Colorist

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related to Digital color · 27
Colorist → Adobe Photoshop, After, Akira, Although, By, Color Prep, Colorist Steve Oliff, Dark Horse Comics, DC, DC Comics, Digital Chameleon's, Finally, Image Comics, In, Japanese, Kenneth Giordano, Khouri Giordano, Long Island, Marvel, Marvel Comics's Epic Comics
related to history · 8
Colorist → CMYK, DC Comics, Dr, Martin's Dyes, More, Originally, Tatjana Wood, The

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color comics digital olyoptics used using printing colorists coloring notable oliff first use computers marvel computer dyes media field 20th

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watercolors or airbrushinstance ofcolorists have worked in transparent media0.80text
which is then photographedinstance ofcolorists have worked in transparent media0.80text
allowing more subtleinstance ofcolorists have worked in transparent media0.80text
painterly effectsinstance ofcolorists have worked in transparent media0.80text
Coloristrelated to Digital colorColorist Steve Oliff0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorOlyoptics0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorAlthough0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorOliff0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorIn0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorJapanese0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorAkira0.60section
Coloristrelated to Digital colorMarvel Comics's Epic Comics0.60section

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