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Overview
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This course aims to help individuals break into the comic book industry by focusing on the importance of a strong portfolio. The learning outcomes include understanding the key elements that studios look for in a portfolio, such as artwork quality and style. Students will also learn about industry connections, social media presence, and the significance of persistence in pursuing a career in comics. The course covers skills like working on backgrounds, storyboards, anatomy, and perspective drawing. The teaching method involves a mix of interviews, practical tips, and portfolio advice from a seasoned comic artist. This course is intended for aspiring comic book artists who are looking to enter the industry and want to enhance their chances of getting noticed by publishers and studios.
Syllabus
Intro
Where and how Andy broke into comics
Working with pro artists
Working on backgrounds
Working with Bart Sears
Persistence
Storyboards
Initial Jobs
broadening your horizons
what to look out for
how to practice penciling comics
portfolio advice
how long does it take
the human body
first approach
anatomy and perspective
how to draw comics
finishing school first
making your comics stand out
bulk envelopes
multicolored envelopes
email
credit page
Andy Smith
Ask a friend
Show your work
My little pony
Exclusive contracts
Taught by
How to Draw Comics . NET