Digital coloring is the process that is used in Comics today. Lineart is prepared, inked (even this can be done digitally now) and then sent to a colorist to add the final and very important dimension of color to the work. I have dabbled in this practice for some time and have even had the opportunity to do a few sequentials professionally.

If I do it nowadays its more for fun than anything. I have a couple tutorials on the subject here.

Credits:

01-Line art: BattleChasers Cover
Pencils: Joe Mad
Inks: Townsend
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

02-Line art: Spilled Milk Inc
Pencils: Joe Benitez
Inks: Joe Weems
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

03-Line art: Spilled Milk Inc
Pencils: Andy Park
Inks: Joe Weems
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

04-Line art: Melmann
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC


05-Line art: Red Monika
Pencils: Joe Mad
Inks: Unknown
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

06-Line art: Tribute
Pencils: Joe Mad
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

07-Line art: Trigun
Pencils: Dansama
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

08-Line art: Seriphas
Pencils: Jimmy R Vann
Inks: Jimmy R. Vann
Colors: Chris Arlidge - SDC

Click on the thumbnails to the left to view the full image - image opens in a pop up window. I hope you enjoy!