Comic book Creation

Comic book Creation, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 289 lectures, based on 104 reviews, and has 922 subscribers.

You will learn about They will know more about drawing comic books They will learn a lot of advises to improve their drawing skills They will get more data about comic books and how to draw them They will learn digital technics to draw comic books They will learn plenty of technics to draw anatomy, faces and other relevant drawing stuffs This course is ideal for individuals who are Every beginner in drawing comic books or Every person interested to improve their drawing skills or Every person who wants to get precise exercices to improve their skills step by step or Every person who want to learn drawing in general or Every person who wants to learn how to draw with digital technics It is particularly useful for Every beginner in drawing comic books or Every person interested to improve their drawing skills or Every person who wants to get precise exercices to improve their skills step by step or Every person who want to learn drawing in general or Every person who wants to learn how to draw with digital technics.

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Summary

Title: Comic book Creation

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 289

Number of Published Lectures: 289

Number of Curriculum Items: 289

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 289

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

They will know more about drawing comic books

They will learn a lot of advises to improve their drawing skills

They will get more data about comic books and how to draw them

They will learn digital technics to draw comic books

They will learn plenty of technics to draw anatomy, faces and other relevant drawing stuffs

Who Should Attend

Every beginner in drawing comic books

Every person interested to improve their drawing skills

Every person who wants to get precise exercices to improve their skills step by step

Every person who want to learn drawing in general

Every person who wants to learn how to draw with digital technics

Target Audiences

Every beginner in drawing comic books

Every person interested to improve their drawing skills

Every person who wants to get precise exercices to improve their skills step by step

Every person who want to learn drawing in general

Every person who wants to learn how to draw with digital technics

You want to draw? You want to draw comic books? To learn how to draw anatomy? To know what softwares to use for digital creation, or how to create a comic book from A to B?

THIS COURSE IS DONE FOR YOU !

We are going to learn a LOT of things. First, we are going to speak about the history of comic books, where this come from as it will allow you to know where you go.

Then we are going to see plenty of technics from the basics with the Anatomy, the frames, the creation of pages, the colors and the movements of the characters.

There will be a lot of examples given for every subjects discussed during this course. Assigments will also be provided to incite you to train yourself as the more important point to remind is that regular drill is the key of success and skill improvement. Doing exercices over, and over again will make you more able to draw rapidly and in quality.

We are also going to speak about digital creation, especially for colors, as currently all the studio of creation (Marvel, DC, Darkhorse) are working with softwares and digital techniques. This course is also the opportunity to discuss about graphic tablet and softwares.

Get ready for this course and to become the comic book artist you ever wanted to be!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: History of comic books all over the world in 3 min

Lecture 1: History in 3 minutes

Chapter 3: BASICS OF DRAWING: The face

Lecture 1: Introduction and first steps

Lecture 2: More details to the sketch

Lecture 3: From a simple form to a detailed face

Lecture 4: Drawing with ovals is simpler

Lecture 5: Proportions for the profile

Lecture 6: About proportions

Lecture 7: The basics of the profile, part 1

Lecture 8: the basics of the profile, part 2

Lecture 9: the basics of the profile, part 3

Lecture 10: How to create an eye, part 1

Lecture 11: How to create an eye, part 2

Lecture 12: How to create an eye, part 3

Lecture 13: How to create an eye, part 4

Lecture 14: How to create an eye, part 5

Lecture 15: How to create an eye, part 6

Lecture 16: How to create an eye, part 7

Lecture 17: Drawing emotions, part 1

Lecture 18: Drawing a head from a real skull

Lecture 19: Drawing a comic book face based on a photo

Lecture 20: How to draw an eye

Lecture 21: Drawing mouth

Lecture 22: Drawing emotions

Chapter 4: BASICS OF DRAWING: hands

Lecture 1: The first thing to learn while drawing hands

Lecture 2: Using 3D models to help you

Lecture 3: Sketching different poses

Lecture 4: Drawing hands from pictures, inking to colors example

Chapter 5: BASICS OF DRAWING: Legs

Lecture 1: Drawing legs

Lecture 2: How to draw feet

Lecture 3: An exercice to help you drawing legs

Lecture 4: Legs and natural positions

Lecture 5: Example of natural position while drawing an illustration

Lecture 6: Full illustration creation, based on the motion

Chapter 6: BASICS OF DRAWING: Proportions, muscles

Lecture 1: Main axes for muscles, part 1

Lecture 2: Main axes for muscles, part 2

Lecture 3: Main axes for muscles, part 3

Lecture 4: Main details to draw muscles of the back

Lecture 5: Drawing torso of a man

Chapter 7: How to draw legs with basic sketching techniques

Lecture 1: Sketching with pencil, part 1

Lecture 2: Sketching with pencil, part 2

Lecture 3: Sketching with pencil, part 3

Lecture 4: Sketching with pencil, part 4

Chapter 8: BASICS OF DRAWING: Arms

Lecture 1: The basic rule

Lecture 2: A first exercice

Lecture 3: Drawing arms

Lecture 4: Drawing arms, part 2

Lecture 5: Other exercice to draw arms

Lecture 6: Drawing the back of a woman

Lecture 7: Man and womans arms

Lecture 8: Drawing a man with arms up

Chapter 9: poses and movements

Lecture 1: Characters in movement

Lecture 2: Poses of women, part 1

Lecture 3: Poses of women, part 2

Lecture 4: Drawing woman in movement

Lecture 5: Poses or an Orc, based on a sketch

Lecture 6: From a simple sketch to a completed illustration

Lecture 7: Drawing the chest of a woman

Lecture 8: Lopsided posture of a woman

Lecture 9: Drawing a man flying

Lecture 10: Drawing with a low angle shot

Lecture 11: Drawing high angle shot

Lecture 12: Drawing a man jumping a wall

Lecture 13: Drawing a man couching

Lecture 14: Drawing a man running

Chapter 10: INKING YOUR DRAWINGS AND COMIC BOOK PAGES

Lecture 1: Presentation

Lecture 2: What you are going to learn

Lecture 3: Starting with a very simple drawing to ink

Lecture 4: Example of inking from a picture

Lecture 5: Inking a full comic book page (Warcraft)

Lecture 6: Inking an unfinished sketch (Thanos)

Lecture 7: Inking technique: The explosions

Chapter 11: Comicbook illustration from the pencil to Photoshop coloring

Lecture 1: Sketching first

Lecture 2: Starting the inking

Lecture 3: Finishing the inking

Lecture 4: Coloring in Photoshop

Chapter 12: Colors in Comics

Lecture 1: Introduction to color

Lecture 2: The two simpler techniques to color your comic books

Lecture 3: A more complexe technique and a demonstration

Lecture 4: Playing with the colors to create atmospheres

Lecture 5: Creation with color only

Lecture 6: Example with a Jim Lee black and white illustration

Lecture 7: Three different coloring techniques

Lecture 8: How to select the shadows and light parts while coloring

Lecture 9: Coloring an eye

Lecture 10: Coloring an arm

Lecture 11: The difference between Photoshop and Clip Studio Paint

Lecture 12: Example of coloring the Silver Surfer

Instructors

Damien Barban
Illustrateur / graphiste

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2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 15 votes

4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 52 votes

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