My course is designed for people working busy full-time jobs (like full-time working dads) and yearning to make art a part of their lives. By using these simple methods one can build a the great habit of drawing and cartooning. The target goal is to create a simple cartoon character that can be drawn again and again in a comic. Using these modules as guides to return to every so often will create or keep drawing in your life and keep your foundations strong. With a low effort for entry, drawing will easily become a great habit to expand on and help you to create your own cartoons and characters. I will tell you what to practice and for how long. An accountability worksheet is included to keep you on task.The fairly short but effective modules are great for easy constant practice reference.The following topics are covered:Module 1 - Introduction to 10 Second CartooningKnow when and where to drawCovers- Consistency accountability training- Time efficient techniques- Here you'll learn how to keep track of your progress over the week checking off your 10 second a day minimum drawing practice.Module 2 - Your Killer Consistency TrainingCovers- How to be accountable to yourself and others through a simple accountability method and worksheet. Remember, only 10 SECONDS A DAY!Module 3 - Master Sketching Techniques in Under 30 MinutesBy the end of this module you'll know how to sketch with a successful light pressure technique.Covers- Sketching techniques- I demonstrate and show you how to sketch lightly when drawing your cartoon or anything else.Module 4 - Bulletproof Your 2D shapes!Sketch basic 2D shapes using the previous sketching technique.Covers- Drawing the body of your cartoon- I show you how basic shapes can be used to help shape the body of your cartoonsand eventually other drawings.Module 5 - Conquer Shading and Draw Your Cartoon CharacterCovers- Shading objects to make them appear 3D- Commiting to drawing your cartoon characterModule 6 - Commit to your Lines and Finish Your Original Cartoon CharacterCommit to final lines, erase the lighter ones and complete the details of the student's cartoon character!Covers- Commit to your lines and finish your original cartoon character- Finishing your cartoon character by wrapping it all up by commiting to your final drawing lines making it ready for a comic strip or book.Check back for FREE occasional updates to the course for possible new modules and bonus files for practice!