Learn The Art Of Drawing Comics Level Up Your Skill Set With Step-By-Step Drawing Tutorials and In-Depth Video Demonstrations

"Learn How To Draw Your Characters In Proportion" The "Figure Drawing Foundations: Proportions" eBook is a must have 34 Page guide for every aspiring comic book artist who wants to learn how to draw their characters with accurate proportions. ​ Here's what you'll learn inside the book.​ How to Spot and Fix the Proportional Errors Within Your Characters

How to Draw Characters in Proportion at Different Ages

How to Draw the Common, Comic Book Character Types in Proportion

How to Apply Proportions in Perspective ​ The best part is you don’t have to wait for this book to come in the mail, or drive to a store to get it. You can download it right now for only $10. Click Here To Get It Now!

Learn At Home With Our Courses If you're ready to delve deeper into the art of comic book illustration, below you'll find a collection of premium courses that drill down into the core topics of drawing, inking and coloring comics. Character Creator: Superheroines By Clayton Barton Character Creator: Making of "E" By Clayton Barton Masterclass: The Crimson Cat By Clayton Barton Figure Drawing: Proportions By Clayton Barton How to Draw Anatomy By Ed Foychuk How to Draw Dynamic Superheroes By Robert Marzullo Show More CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR STORE

Step By Step Tutorials The Tutorial Library is an growing learning resource for artists who want to learn how to draw their own comic books. Our step by step lessons cover the fundamental principles you must know when it comes to dynamic drawing.

How To Draw The Torso: Front By Joe Catapano How to Draw Hands By Joe Catapano Gesture Drawing By Joe Catapano How to Draw Ears By Joe Catapano How to Draw Facial Expressions By Joe Catapano How to Draw a Mouth By Joe Catapano Show More

Video Demonstrations One of the best ways to learn comic book illustration is by watching over the shoulder of another artist. Our video demonstrations give you that opportunity! Goliath: Pencils - Part 4 The Importance of Foundations & Correcting Mistakes Goliath: Pencils - Part 3 Rendering Chrome Materials & Glossy Metals Goliath: Pencils - Part 2 Crosshatching Techniques For Rendering Forms & Materials Comic Art Class: Episode 3 Color, Value & Lighting - Part 1 | With Ric Bülow, Aaron Bartling & Katie Price Goliath: Pencils - Part 1 Establishing Foundations, Defining Contours & Shadow Pain Colors Flatting, Rendering & Building Up Forms Show More CLICK HERE TO WATCH MORE VIDEOS

The How To Draw Comics Podcast

Learn the art of drawing comics on the go with the HTDC Podcast. You'll gain insight into the mindset and motivation needed to succeed as a comic book illustrator, as well as valuable insights passed down from experienced guest artists.

Latest Articles From The Blog New articles are added to our blog on a weekly basis. They cover a range of useful topics for comic artists that aim to expand your understanding and knowledge of the medium.

Have You Ever Wanted To Learn How To Draw Comics?

I’m talking about drawing your own legendary superheroes, sexy heroins, vicious villains and the fantastic worlds their stories take place? ​ ​ If you have, this is the site for you! ​ ​ Here on How to Draw Comics. Net you’re going to discover the same techniques taught year in and year out to my students who’ve used what they've learned to visually tell their stories in the most compelling, dynamic and immersive ways possible. At How to Draw Comics. Net you'll discover an extensive library of comic art tutorials that'll teach you... ​ ​​ How to draw your own comic book characters using the must know fundamentals of figure drawing, proportions and anatomy.

How to give them powerful poses that leave an impact, purely from your imagination.

How to create stunning comic book sequences and compelling panel layouts that get readers hooked on your stories.

Advanced perspective and foreshortening techniques that make your comic book characters pop off of the page with depth and dimension. ​ ​ All of which have been designed to give you the freedom to create your comic book illustrations and sequential art work without being confined to observation or reference material.

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