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In this course you will learn how to draw comic style art from the basic sketch to the final rendering. You will gain a better understanding on how to create illustrations with depth and dimension. By using line, shape, and forms we can construct anything. I will teach you how to simplify the things around you and then draw them with your own creative filter.For this course you will need a pencil and paper or a drawing tablet. I will be using Traditional Comic Art tools such as 2h and HB lead. Bristol board smooth and various erasers. You will learn more about these tools as I am using them to create the work. You can still create and follow along with a regular pencil and paper.This course is broken up into 5 main sections. Section 1 - Understanding Line - Shape - FormSection 2 - Drawing Comic Book Style FacesSection 3 - Shading and RenderingSection 4 - Drawing Poses for Comic Book Characters + Designing a CharacterSection 5 - Drawing a Zombie - Textures and ImperfectionsSection 6 - Drawing Wrinkles and Folds for ClothingSection 7 - Q+A Section - Here I add new Video Content to answer Your QuestionsYou will work through a variety of practice activities that you can share in the Q+A Section of this course. Make sure to be specific with any questions or trouble areas you may have. I will do my best to offer any insight that I can.Updated on 2-10-2022In this course you will learn -Understanding Line - Shape and FormConstructing Your Designs with Primitive ShapesWorking with Light and ShadowCross hatching or Rendering TechniquesLine Weight and Line ClarityFocal PointsContrast within the workAnd Rendering a Variety of MaterialsDrawing and Rendering a Comic Book CharacterDrawing Wrinkles and Folds for ClothingThis course is designed for aspiring comic artists that want to create more impact in their illustrations but I feel a lot of these lessons can apply to a variety of art styles.By the end of these lessons you will have learned how to add more depth and dimension to your art. I am here to help you with any questions you might have and I look forward to seeing your artwork in the Q+A Section of this courseThank you for considering my course and good luck with your studies!Sincerely,Robert A. MarzulloRam Studios Comics

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