How to Draw Comic Style Artwork - From Sketch to Rendering

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 Iam 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 Ican. 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