Irene Koh   

@kohquette

Illustrator, karaoke queen, & Shinsengumi stan. Previously LEGEND OF KORRA for Dark Horse. | |

SF Bay Area
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    28 Nov 2017

    Fun Fact: I almost always add a hair swoop to my characters, and it's always an homage to Sailor Uranus, the best lesbian ever.

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  2. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    Netflix said it didn’t have access to Facebook messages, but Facebook documents show Netflix had the ability to do just that. Netflix then acknowledged that it did access personal messages, but only for sending and receiving movie and TV recommendations.

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    Dec 18

    NYT investigation: Internal Facebook records show that the company gave Microsoft, Amazon, Netflix and other tech giants far more intrusive access to your personal data than it ever disclosed

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  4. Dec 21

    AND MEZAME RETURNER TOOOO

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  5. Dec 21

    OMG FULL VERSION OF "ATSUKU NARE" FROM ZOMBIELAND SAGA IS OUT

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    Dec 21

    We are safely out of the Sonicfox vs Go1 arc and into the Everybody vs Toei arc

    Due to unforeseen circumstances, Dragonball FighterZ will no longer be run at Anime Ascension. We’re sorry for the inconvenience/disappointment! Please stay tuned for future announcements.
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  7. Dec 21

    Also if I do not respond to you immediately or even within the next few hours, please do not continue to spam me with "hello??" messages. I don't think I need to explain why this is rude.

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  8. Dec 21

    A Tip: I know it's out of politeness, but if you send me a message/email/etc with "Can I ask you a question?" and not actually include the question, it is 99% likely I will just not respond to you at all. Just ask the question, and if I want to answer it, I will! :)

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  9. Dec 21

    Also, Kinako left today for a 3 week board & train program and I am so very sad

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  10. Retweeted
    Dec 21

    available now: sexy satan pin defects for $6!! defects are minor across the board: scratches, smeared enamel, spots, or un-filled in horns (by and large the most common). get 'em while you can!

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  11. Dec 21

    I have been incredibly fearful of injuring my wrist since college and do hand/wrist exercises literally every day before & after I draw, and I've been pain free! until now lol. I really overdid it this time and also drew lazily, straining my hand. Don't be a dumbass like me 👍

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  12. Dec 21

    A comprehensive (and cute!) guide for hand/wrist exercises to prevent injury:

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  13. Dec 21

    Welp, I've officially fucked up my wrist for the first time ever from overworking. Happy holidays everyone, do your stretches lol

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    Dec 21

    Other things that are helpful: - Go easy on words, y'all. It's a visual medium. Let the art breathe sometimes. Not every panel needs a word balloon. - Don't ask for 2 actions in the same panel, think about how you'd draw that, you jerk - Keep track of character speaking order

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    Dec 21

    Regarding script formatting—I hope it's ok to share these, because they're basically a perfect example of what I hope to receive from a writer. Each page in the comic starts on a new page in the doc, total panel count at top, font + spacing extremely readable on dual display.

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    Dec 21

    The other thing that was fantastic about Jason's script is how concise he is—no panel description is too wordy, I didn't have to filter through a bunch of extra information to get an immediate idea of how this story needed to be told. Walls of text in scripts are hard to parse.

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    Dec 21

    The only thing that would make this script better is if the panels were labeled "1.1, 1.2, 1.3" etc, so that I could quickly cmd/ctrl+F to find a specific panel I'm looking for while penciling or inking. Little things like this save precious time for artists.

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  18. Dec 21

    Wow, comic writers please format your scripts like this 😭💛 this is a DREAM of a script to with. Esp for me struggling with focus, legibility so I can quickly find where I left off between drawing is so important. AND STOP USING COURIER FONT

    Regarding script formatting—I hope it's ok to share these, because they're basically a perfect example of what I hope to receive from a writer. Each page in the comic starts on a new page in the doc, total panel count at top, font + spacing extremely readable on dual display.
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    Dec 21

    Give your artist a clear outline of what's to come in the story so we can plan outfits, locations, easter eggs, and other details ahead of time. Get your scripts turned in on time. Artists, colorists, letterers, and designers all pay the price for late scripts.

    Comic artists - what's one tip you would like all comic writers to know to help them help you make great comics? RT this with your answer.
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    Dec 20

    I'm gonna give what the gays want

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  21. Dec 20

    AGREED ✨ please check it out

    I gotta say, 's Exisle is a real visual banquet. Worth it for the opening image of the island alone.
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