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What's the correct technical term comic book pros use for uninked comic book or strip panels?

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JGoldman10
 
Reply Fri 26 Jul, 2019 02:16 pm
Hi. As someone who wants to produce his own comics, I should know this.

What's the correct technical term comic book pros use for uninked comic book or strip panels?

What do they call them?

Do they simply refer to them as "pencils"?

Please help- thank you.
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@JGoldman10,
I've heard them called both tracers and shaders.
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