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🎓 For more comic art tips, tricks and tutorials sign up to our email list, for FREE, at: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/ Do you ever find yourself laying down lines on a fresh page wondering why the heck nothing's working out the way you want it too? You know you're better than this. You've got the skills. So what gives? Why are your characters just not looking right? Their poses feel unimaginative, anatomy falls flat, and overall you're just feeling more uninspired the further you get into it. Why's this happening? Well, it's because you need to properly boot up the drawing system, kick yourself into gear and submit to the 'zone'. In this episode of the How to Draw Comics. NET Podcast I talk about the series of steps I go through to find my drawing rhythm. To make sure I wind out with the most ideal, drawn representation of my idea I can come up with. If you're feeling like your drawings could do with a little boost, the tips I'll be sharing here tonight might help you out. -Clayton

Today on the Creator Spotlight I invite Joshua Derstine back to talk about his debut comic book AMAROK. We'll be discussing his workflow and approach to illustrating the book, the appeal of ultra-detailed line art, and where he wants to take his talents next. Click here now to back AMAROK: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/amarok#/ 🎓 For more comic art tips, tricks and tutorials sign up to our email list, for FREE, at: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/

Are you ready to learn from a pro in the comic book industry? Look no further! We're thrilled to have Mark Poulton joining us on our latest episode. Mark is a true hustler in the world of comics, consistently putting out incredible work. And he's here to share his wisdom and insights on what it takes to make it in this competitive field. But that's not all! Mark will also be giving us a sneak peek at his latest project, Hurley's Heroes. This comic book is truly special, as it's inspired by the incredible true story of Hurley Alderman, a man who survived two strokes and dual organ transplants and went on to dedicate his life to helping others. Check it out here: https://igg.me/at/hurleysheroes/x/20658139#/. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a master of the comic book world, and get a glimpse at a story that will truly inspire you. And for those of you who are just starting out, or wanting to improve your skills, be sure to check out https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/, where we provide tips, tutorials and resources to help you turn your passion into a career. If you like the video, show your support by commenting, sharing or subscribing. How to Draw Comics .NET - http://www.howtodrawcomics.net/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/howtodrawcomics/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/howtodrawcomics Twitter - https://twitter.com/howtodrawcomics Tumblr - http://howtodrawcomics.tumblr.com/

🎓 For more comic art tips, tricks and tutorials sign up to our email list, for FREE, at: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/ The AI Art apocalypse is nigh... or is it? The advent of AI Art has a lot of Artists concerned for a number of reasons. They don't want their art used without reciprocity. They don't want to lose their jobs. Most of all, they don't want the years of hard work they've put into developing their skillset to be undermined by the click of a button. In this video, Ed Foychuk and I debate AI Art, and the potential impact it could have on artists - for better or for worse. Plus, you'll also learn: ✎ The common thread between artists and AI art generators that no one wants to admit. ✎ The number 1 thing AI Art doesn't do, that crosses the line for artists ✎ What most of us haven't considered about AI art generation, and the irreversible consequence it could have on all our creativity ✎ Why the creative process of artists might be more derivative and less ethical than AI art. ✎ Why artists could be worse off without AI Art generators Chapters: Enjoy, -Clayton Courses By Clayton Barton: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/courses-by-clayton-barton Courses By Ed Foychuk: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/ed-foychuk-courses

Veteran comic artist Dan Lawlis joins us today for a long awaited interview. The moment I saw Dan’s work - I knew this was a guy I needed to talk comics with(and collaborate with someday too). He’s worked for a bunch of comic book companies, and on a ton of titles throughout the decades - and now, after stepping away to do a stint in storyboarding and advertising, he’s returned to a brave new world of opportunity for comic creators that simply never existed before. And he’s having more fun in comics than ever before! Here’s what we’re talking about in today’s interview • How comics broke Dan Lawlis’s heart. • What not to do if you want your art to have energy and soul. • The weird effect ‘over-thinking’ has on your art. • How to draw accurately, while making your art less generic • How to get mentored by your favourite artists - for free. • The profound connection between making comics, and making movies. • The cutting-edge new way of making and marketing comics. • The one missing element that causes traditional comics to win out over digital every time. If you liked this interview, show your support by commenting, sharing or subscribing. Enjoy the show. -Clayton Follow Dan Lawlis at: https://www.danlawlis.com/ For more comic art tips, tricks and tutorials visit: https://www.howtodrawcomics.net/