Posted: 23 August 2019 at 7:26am | IP Logged | 4
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---I think I prefer that to leaving it to modern colorists who tend to throw effects all over the place. --Eric.
On original artwork, I've seen "x" to indicate an area that the artist intends to be black. I've some write "stars" or (as JB does) "bws" to indicate there should be stars here. Similarly, I have seen artists indicate "zip" in an area where they imagine a zip or letra-tone, some even go so far as to indicate the tone number.
What I find looks nice (shown in the first example of page one) is that warm grey colour that comes through on the original art. Obviously, that is the discolouration of the glue and would not show up in the print but here on the scan, it adds a touch of colour to an area already singled out as requiring emphasis.
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