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Section 2 - Understanding Line, Shape, and Form
7 Lessons-
PreviewLine Language and Variation
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PreviewThe Benefits of Drawing with Basic Shapes
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StartTurning a Shape Into a Form
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StartPractice Activity 1 - Drawing a Nose
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StartPractice Activity 2 - Drawing Lips
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StartPractice Activity 3 - Drawing an Eye ( Style 1 )
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StartPractice Activity 4 - Drawing an Eye ( Style 2 )
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Section 3 - Drawing Comic Book Style Faces with Traditional Art Supplies
8 Lessons-
StartThe Tools of the Trade
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StartSketching with Basic Forms
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StartAdding in the Details to Our Concepts
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StartAdding Rendering to the First Example
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StartRough Sketching the 2nd Comic Face Example
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StartDetailing the Forms of the 2nd Comic Face Example
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StartRefining the Details of the 2nd Comic Face Example
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Start3rd Comic Face Example - Time Lapsed with Narration
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Section 4 - Shading and Rendering
18 Lessons-
StartDrawing the Layout to Our First Example
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StartEstablishing Our Primary Light and Shadow
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StartRefining the Line work and Shadows
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StartRendering the Mask Of Our Character
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StartRendering the Shoulders of Our Character
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StartLaying Out Our Brick Pattern for Our 2nd Example
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StartTexturing Our Brick Pattern for the 2nd Example
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StartAdding More Texture to Our Brick Pattern for the 2nd Example
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StartAdding the Final Texture to Our Brick Pattern
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StartAdding a Pipe to Our Brick Wall
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StartCleaning up the Line Work to Our Brick Wall
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StartRough Sketching the 3rd Example - Arm and Chest
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StartRendering the Metal Part of the Arm
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StartRendering the Upper Part of the Arm
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StartCross Hatching the Upper Part of the Arm
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StartCross Hatching the Upper Part of the Arm - Part 2
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StartShading the Creepy Hand
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StartCleaning up the Line Work on the 3rd Example
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Section 5 - Drawing Poses for Comic Book Characters
7 Lessons-
StartDrawing the Body with the Stereometric Approach
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StartDrawing the Torso First
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StartThumbnail Sketching with Ink
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StartSketching a Pose for Our Character Concept
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StartAdding the Anatomy to Our Character Design
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StartAdding the Suit Design to Our Character Design
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StartRendering the Surfaces to Our Character
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Section 6 - Drawing Textures and Imperfections on a Zombie
7 Lessons -
Section 7 - Drawing Wrinkles and Folds for Clothing
7 Lessons-
StartPractice Activity for Wrinkles and Folds in Clothing - Part 1
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StartPractice Activity for Wrinkles and Folds in Clothing - Part 2
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StartPractice Activity for Wrinkles and Folds in Clothing - Part 3
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StartDrawing a Hoodie Lines and Forms
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StartDrawing a Hoodie - Rendering Stage
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StartDrawing Folds from 2 Pinch Points
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StartDrawing Folds from 2 Pinch Points - Rendering
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How to Draw Comic Style Artwork - From Sketch to Rendering
Learn the Art of Drawing in a Traditional Comic Style Step by Step
In Today's Digital World Traditional Art is More Valuable and Important than Ever!
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 form we can construct anything. I will teach you how to simplify the things around you and then draw them with your own creative filter.
Art Supplies for this Course - 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.
Course Structure -
Section 1 - Introduction to this Course
Section 2 - Understanding Line - Shape - Form
Section 3 - Drawing Comic Book Style Faces
Section 4 - Shading and Rendering
Section 5 - Drawing Poses for Comic Book Characters + Designing a Character
Section 6 - Drawing a Zombie - Textures and Imperfections
Section 7 - Drawing Wrinkles and Folds for Clothing
Section 8 - Q+A - Student Responses
You will work through a variety of practice activities that you can share in the community 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.
In this course you will learn -
- ✅ Understanding Line - Shape and Form
- ✅ Constructing Your Designs with Primitive Shapes
- ✅ Working with Light and Shadow
- ✅ Cross hatching or Rendering Techniques
- ✅ Line Weight and Line Clarity
- ✅ Focal Points
- ✅ Contrast within the work
- ✅ Rendering a Variety of Materials
- ✅ Drawing and Rendering a Comic Book Character
- ✅ How to Draw Wrinkles and Folds for Clothing
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for aspiring comic artists that want to create more impact in their illustrations and students that want to learn traditional drawing techniques.
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 “Community Section” of this course
Thank you for considering my course and good luck with your studies!
Sincerely,
Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
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Robert Marzullo
Hello, my name is Robert A. Marzullo. I have been a working professional artist for 25 years. I have been published in comics, created 3D animation and characters for television, illustrated storyboards for commercials, and owned and operated my own sign and design business successfully for over 15 years.
I am also the author of the book "Learn to Draw Action Heroes"
by Penguin Random House and the creator/illustrator of Blackstone Eternal. An independent comic book.
I am currently a professional freelance illustrator and comic artist where I create digital art for my clients. I create sequential art and character concepts as well as occasional logo designs.
I now share my knowledge in digital art and computer software through online courses and have a growing Youtube channel as well. With over 250,000 Youtube subscribers and quickly growing I felt I should create some more in depth content for students wanting to take their skills to the next level.
My goal is to help aspiring artists realize their potential and break their mental barriers that hold them back from creating the artwork of their dreams. We can all do it with the right instruction and work ethic. That is what I am here to teach my students.
I am very dedicated to my students and responsive to any of your questions so please don't hesitate to ask. I am here to help!
