How to Draw Different Types of Heads
In today’s tutorial we are going to hit the ground running and discuss how you can create characters with varying head shapes and faces.
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Characters in Motion
In this tutorial you'll learn about character motion, constraints, exaggeration and The Da Vinci Method.
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How To Draw Arms
In this tutorial you'll learn how to draw arms. It covers arm proportions, construction and anatomy.
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How to Draw The 3/4 View Of The Male Head
Introduction Learning how to draw superhero heads from the front and side is perfect practice for the general proportions and placement...
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Composition For Comic Artists
So you say that you’ve been studying art for a while now? Well, I think it’s that time we dive into one area of study that is often...
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How To Pose Characters
Character Posing is one of the most difficult tasks for an artist and that’s because so many other foundational drawing skills are required.
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Draw Heads On Any Angle, From Your Imagination
Imagine if you could draw heads on any angle from your imagination - and it was easy.
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Stupid Simple Method For Drawing Eyes
The stupid simple method I've developed for drawing eyes. This should work for just about anyone, so get out your sketchbook and lets go!
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How To Draw The Torso: Back View
As promised, I’ve returned with the second part of the torso tutorial, the back view. The back is usually a blind spot for most comic...
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How To Crowdfund Your Comic
If you find any of the information below useful, please consider backing Replicator 3 Disclaimer -SUCCESS- Your success will depend on a...
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How To Draw Legs
Never skip leg day! You hear it said all the time about the gym, but it also holds true for studying art, especially when trying to learn...
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How To Paint a Watercolor Cover
In this tutorial you'll learn my step by step approach to painting a watercolor cover for the comic book Andraste. This painting took...
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How To Draw The Torso: Front View
The torso is a difficult task to break down because of the many puzzle pieces (aka muscle groups) that have to be wedged together.
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