The actual size of the course book is 11" x 17"
and contains 48 pages.

Inking
Finishing a cartoon drawing with the use of pen, brush, and ink has been the procedure used since the earliest times of cartoon publications, beginning hundreds of years ago. Line art is the simplest and least expensive form of reproduction for publications.

This is still the form used in comic book production today.

This course teaches varieties of applications of styles, light and shadow procedures and the ability to use these mainstay tools: pen, brush, and ink. In addition, Joe shows and explains his approach to inking in step-by-step demonstrations on the video included with this (and every other) course.

Each course book contains five lessons. The sections of each lesson for the Inking course are listed below:

Lesson One

	Basic Tools
	Warm-Up
	Practice
	Pen Or Brush?
	Pen And Brush
	Assignment

Lesson Two

	Wood 'n' Weather
	Metal 'n' Fur
	Glass 'n' Scales
	Foliage 'n' Smoke
	Water 'n' Concrete
	Assignment

Lesson Three

	Subject Lighting
	Dramatic Lighting
	Depth And Dimension
	Contrast
	Tech Effects
	Assignment

Lesson Four

	Humor 1
	Humor 2
	Humor 3
	Humor 4
	Humor 5
	Assignment

Lesson Five

	Superhero
	Animation Style
	Horror
	Sci-Fi
	Corrections
	Assignment