Basics of Comic Composition

This video is very helpful. Also, my cat has NEVER been this enchanted by an art video before. He was watching intently, purring through the whole video. So not only did I find value in this, but even my cat found value in your video. Thank you!

my biggest problem is I know how to ocupy a window but I don't know hot to make the window, like how many do I need on a page? Do I need a lot? Based on what do I do the windows, should I be more efficient with them? Do as many as I can, or as little? To me, manga has perfected this to an incredible degree, they can convey so much with as little as a sketch but a sketch looking so good that it just works.

Thank you for this art class

Nice video,very informative.

I’m painfully bad at composition, but watching videos like this give me so many ideas and give me inspiration to improve existing ones. Wonderfully explained and great thumbnails too!

You are so sick with it brother.. wow

Super great guy. Always had time to give you some pointers. A true master at his craft even when he was young. His pencils looked like photos. I wish that could have been preserved. Even though he had one of the best inkers in the world, the nuance of the shading was lost.

Fantastic!

Pro bro

Thank you sir, this is by far the most helpful videos I've watched so far, short and to the point. I've been wanting to start my comic, but most other videos are long and complicating. Thank you for re-inspiring me to continuing my long time goal.

As someone who loves drawing Thankyou, this is amazing.

I wish that growing up I had more stuff like this in my art classes and not just examples with a lecture. I love to draw but all the techniques and the technical stuff has pushed me out of it for years because I didn't understand it. But now watching them be used in the midst of drawing makes it a lot more clear than looking at finished products.

What kind of pencil do you use

wow, that was helpful,thank you!

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Great video!

Thank you for this.
I will be applying these principals.

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this tutorial was literally game changing... now i need to go redraw the beginning of my comic lol

I quit drawing a for a long while and never thought I’d ever come back. Likely to happen again but always fun everytime

its been a minute Proko 😭 glad to b watching again
edit: omg, yu lifesaver

What kind of pen/pencil do you use?

I want to become a comic book artist but I have a very short attention span and I get bored and tired very fast due to chronic illness 🥲

Bros using left hand!!!

This was so helpful, but it also pointed out just how much I suck at drawing 😢

Thanks, GOD bless you.

We appreciate you greatly! Your videos have been an invaluable source of knowledge for us in the realms of drawing and graphic design. We eagerly await your upcoming videos, hoping for even more useful content.

i have the basics down it's just when it comes to the details like batman's belt for example that is where i run into trouble

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Wow this just helped so much. Im trying to make manga and I was so lost

I'm sorry, but I just see that you can draw various arbitrary shapes vaguely around various arbitrary points. Triangles, circles, squears, diamonds. 1, 2, 5... Like the one with the the guy with the gun. that gun was jutting right out of the diamond, like it didn't matter. You're clearly skilled at sketching, and I'm sure there's a method here, but it just looks so vague and arbitrary that it's all gibberish. Like several of those triangle poses. Those weren't triangles. they were upside down Y's at best. Or a triangle with a squear on top. I keep seeing this same advice about drawing in basic shapes, and it just frustrates me because I simultaniously see a dozen different shapes in those examples. Like the Y example I just gave.

I feel like I owe you money

Thank you so much for the classes and childhood filled with unique comic characters from all universes 🙏🏾

Many of these suggestions are timeless. I can see them used in many classic paintings of the past. The mention of rule of thirds and framing an element reminded me of Wally Wood's rules.

my dream is to become a successful comic artist in the future, thank you for the video tho!!!

I've had so many other people explain Rule of Thirds to me and this is the first time I finally understand it!

Hello 👋 I like to know what kind of art pencil you use if I may ask 😮

Thank you!

This is so SO helpful, thanks!

Do you have any non-violent courses available like this?

Great content in this video. Sending positive vibes.

Anyone else in school rn

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Awesome class on video

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