Art tips from America's Largest Comic Book Studio
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- What's an art technique you learned to use on every comic book project? Cartoonists Leila del Duca, Caitlin Yarsky, Steve Lieber, Colleen Coover, Jack Cole, and hopskotch sunday share some art and storytelling tips.
Steve Lieber www.etsy.com/s...
Leila del Duca www.leiladeldu...
Caitlin Yarskey www.caitlinyar...
Colleen Coover www.colleencoov...
Jack Cole www.instagram....
hopskotch sunday www.hopskotchs...
Being a working artist in a supportive, independent studio is a dream of mine. One day! ❤
#1 Be able to draw a human skull from memory
#2 Natural poses and expressions from a foundation anatomy (photos, life, mirror) and gesture drawing
#3 Hanging the head on the horizon (Loomis)-align same body part with horizon to keep figures in a scene anchored no matter how far or near to the camera
#4 Large shapes in the foreground with smaller shapes in the background of a scene creates depth without too much distracting details
#5 When drawing figures, imagine underlying structure is flexible so they have life rather than being stiff
#6 Make the art, don't overly critique. While others evaluate what you've done, do more art.
I understand that making videos takes way to much time but I would love to see so much more!
Nice Video! i really like the: don't worry about your art, let others think about it while you create more art.
Although working digital has many positive features, inking traditionally again made me so much faster as you just cannot correct every single line all the time 👍
Solid advice! Good stuff!!!!!!!
thank you very much for these videos. they are great company.
Enjoy your videos from the studio! good advices. I like the one about putting people on the same plane tip and skulls! need to put more skulls in my sketches!
This is fantastic, as always!
Love the rubber bones!
Love this video
fucking hell that cover was amazing!
The background music is too loud. I don't understand what people are saying.sometimes. That music is not necessary.
Yeah, the interview segment audio is quieter than the voice-over, and can get buried.
Which online courses can I take to draw comics digitally
Thanks, mailman!
Does everyone in your studio use Clip Studio Paint?
Hah! Most of us definitely do!
@@helioscopepdx6666 Cool! Thanks for responding. I have that program, I should get back to learning it.
@@helioscopepdx6666 Your videos are are invaluable! I'm loving them. Would you consider making one about your and your companion's software of choice and why? Edit: I just checked some 2 years old vid where you touch this subject :) In any case with the new updates to these apps it would be cool to know your present thoughts
'PromoSM' 😅