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I just LOVED THIS❤❤❤

I'm not seeing anything ground breaking in today's comic art like we used too, perhaps artists today should exaggerate more, where are the 85 foot capes? The big hair flowing all over the place? I see a lot of simple anima art that is starting to all look the same, you can't even tell which artist drew what anymore.

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Hey bro that's so true you will get rusty especially if you haven't drawing any pictures in a long time.. I'm an artist myself and I haven't been drawing in Years!. but I told myself I'm going to challenge myself just to see do I still have it. 2019 February 4th I started back drawing I drew a Batman picture .I never messed up not even once .all because I prayed about it Glory to God!!!. And I kept on drawing like everyday without messing up. I say probably one or two I messed up a little bit on some pictures but other than that I was good 😂... But then after the pandemic I had stopped because I got discouraged!😔.. but hopefully one day soon I will be back to doing art again! But this time instead of traditional art I would like to do digital!... But anyway Awesome Batman picture my brother keep it up! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

That's so interesting. I remember doing that thinking I made a mistake because the pockets were visible

I can definitely say that digital inking more or less gives you the stitched habit. When learning how to fill in dark shapes especially, its more about the stitching to make sure the shape is closed then fill it in later 😅

Awesome!!!

Yes, sir... art is all about creating something from nothing. Doesn't matter what you use. The only limits are that of your imagination! 👨‍🎨

It's like this. Inking is NOT tracing. Inking is drawing. So learn to draw well first before you can be a good inker.

Amazing work! I love learning from other artists. We always have room to grow!

i love these guys both my idol ❤❤❤

nice

Great explanation of how the chest, although connected via the abs, moves independently from the pelvis.

I remember seeing that epic splash page at ECCC, still blown away by it.

Damn Clickbait. I really thought it was Scott Williams himself.

Hey Ryan, on the piece of Batman crashing through the window was there ever a thought on making Joker and Harleys face expression in a "shocked" expression? or was the final design what was set from the beginning?

Im confused. On proko it was all different materials and its the same person (・―・)

Batman is really the crimson chin 😂

You said you love the pens then didn't say what they are?

Did you make that big brush pen? how

Can’t believe Ryan doesn’t have more Subs. No fault of his own he is a great teacher and artist. He has changed the way I approach form and gestures. He made it fun for me taking away all the thought of the scene. Even though I draw digitally I still start with a red pencil

TRUTH!

Thanks for this high Quality information!!1! This is 100% gonna help me in improving my character drawings

Wow great stuff. Im gonna be working some overtime and saving up for your marvel course on proko.

Turning 30 this year and im Getting back into art Just now diving into learning my fundementals... Ive always been naturally talented at drawing and all my friends and family use to tell me how talented i was. I rushed my drawings and i remeber my art teacher gave me a C on a art project. His reasoning "you spent 30 minutes on this imagine how much better it would be if you spent the whole week on it" that stuck with me

Just came from @PROKO your art is mind-blowing! New subscriber!

Okay this made my day hahha.

In what moment you stop to use the cilindres and these chapes, as a profesional artist…?. It’s a matter of time and practice….?. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience

Thank you so much Ryan. Now that I discovered your channels I will just watch and practice

Instructional. Thank you!

One of my favourite Artists!. He’s style is unique love his work!.

Great video! It was awesome seeing you at Osaka Comic Con! Keep up the amazing work!

Very good video. Instructive and precise about the work of making comics. Thank you so much.

Fenomenal!tnx😀

awesome video! very easy to follow along

Wow…now back to the drawing board…thank you so much…

Thank you

Ryan bjmn inspires me so much , and now that I have put emphasis in learning to draw, I am getting so good at it

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. It's been a great help to my art.

Next time use M M or skittles with water. I had a cousin that used to use it for art colors and in jail.

Thanks for your input. It helped me improve my skills and speed

Hi Ryan, I draw every single day for 4 years straight and I still struggle a lot with drawing eyes in a comic style. I can't seem to get out of the "amateur look". Like it does always looks unprofessional. It's so irritating it even became my art block sometimes. Artists like you, Jim Lee, Frank Cho or Swayart seem to have that face structure and eyes done to perfection. I do not get what to do... I am trying to make a comic book and learning how to draw in digital (just got a tablet) but frustration catches up.... I know I may not be the only one with this issue so I hope your answer helps me or someone else. Even if anyone knows something about this topic even. Thanks❤

I remember last year that i accidently bought this course while buying other stuff since im not familliar with the website(it was old website)... Kinda regret at first but after watching all of the video it really makes me feel better because the content are really worth it especially at that price... Hope you can do more course like this.. maybe advance information on inking.. like how you inking on headshot at comicon Also if you read this .. do you have any information about the pencils book.. is it already release or only available exclusively for those who buy comicpro course??

Excellent tip for many fields of endeavor: always go for the core...center of mass. That's what my drill sergeant told me in basic training.

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Thanks very much, Ryan!

Thanks for sharing your wisdom and experience in the course!

Amazing, thanks Ryan!

Great advice here. Keep these videos coming!

Basics are the fundamentals.