In this course, you will see the creation of a character from A to B with these three steps: sketching-inking-coloring. You will get all the valuable tips to create your own character based on these three steps. You will see the creation of the character with the explanations going with every things done like the layers, the brushes and the use of these brushes.

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CLIP STUDIO PAINT: How to draw a warrior face

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You want to draw? You want to draw comic books? To learn how to draw anatomy? To know what softwares to use for digital creation, or how to create a comic book from A to B? 
 
THIS COURSE IS DONE FOR YOU ! 
 
We are going to learn a LOT of things. First, we are going to speak about the history of comic books, where this come from as it will allow you to know where you go. 
 
Then we are going to see plenty of technics from the basics with the Anatomy, the frames, the creation of pages, the colors and the movements of the characters. 
 
There will be a lot of examples given for every subjects discussed during this course. Assigments will also be provided to incite you to train yourself as the more important point to remind is that regular drill is the key of success and skill improvement. Doing exercices over, and over again will make you more able to draw rapidly and in quality. 
 
We are also going to speak about digital creation, especially for colors, as currently all the studio of creation (Marvel, DC, Darkhorse...) are working with softwares and digital techniques. This course is also the opportunity to discuss about graphic tablet and softwares. 
 
Get ready for this course and to become the comic book artist you ever wanted to be!

COMIC BOOKS CREATION: The ultimate course

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Human figure drawing fast and easy? It is possible for everybody, you don't need even drawing experience. Sounds like a joke but my approach really helps to fulfill this task. The secret is in replacing hard obtainable skills with a simple framework and few geometrical shapes. My method demands some training, but it doesn't take much time.

A friend of mine, a fashion designer, asked me once to help her with this technique. She of course could find on the Internet lot of videos teaching how to draw the croquis using a 10-head method just like they do in fashion college. But it wasn't what she needed. The question was not about fashion illustrations. She wanted to be able to draw quick sketches for herself while working on some ideas. Some kind of figure-in-one-minute drawing to look how definite kind of clothes fits the figure. And she wouldn't be satisfied by wirelike schematics, she wanted something vivid and elegant but quick. 

The main problem when we are trying to draw a human figure even in a very simple upright position is that we lose proportions. You could find on the Internet lot of videos teaching how to draw the figure proportions using a 10-head method just like they do in fashion college. But this is a method for drawing professional fashion illustrations and it takes a lot of time. 

The solution I offer is not a sophisticated one: a simple framework helps to keep proportions and some geometrical shapes help to mark main body parts. This simple framework you can draw by few lines. And it might be even simpler when you get some experience.

And, in fact, you can use this approach even if you have already advanced drawing skills. Main proportions stay the same for a long time drawing with shading, anatomy, perspective as well as for quick sketch.

You can take a closer look at my system - my course "Fashion Figure Sketches, Quick and Easy" is hosted on Grinfer.

Human figure drawing fast and easy? It is possible for everybody, you don't need even drawing experience. Sounds like a joke but my approach really helps to fulfill this task. The secret is in replacing hard obtainable skills with a simple framework and few geometrical shapes. My method demands some training, but it doesn't take much time.
 
A friend of mine, a fashion designer, asked me once to help her with this technique. She of course could find on the Internet lot of videos teaching how to draw the croquis using a 10-head method just like they do in fashion college. But it wasn't what she needed. The question was not about fashion illustrations. She wanted to be able to draw quick sketches for herself while working on some ideas. Some kind of figure-in-one-minute drawing to look how definite kind of clothes fits the figure. And she wouldn't be satisfied by wirelike schematics, she wanted something vivid and elegant but quick.&nbsp;
 
The main problem when we are trying to draw a human figure even in a very simple upright position is that we lose proportions. You could find on the Internet lot of videos teaching how to draw the figure proportions using a 10-head method just like they do in fashion college. But this is a method for drawing professional fashion illustrations and it takes a lot of time.&nbsp;
 
The solution I offer is not a sophisticated one: a simple framework helps to keep proportions and some geometrical shapes help to mark main body parts. This simple framework you can draw by few lines. And it might be even simpler when you get some experience.
And, in fact, you can use this approach even if you have already advanced drawing skills. Main proportions stay the same for a long time drawing with shading, anatomy, perspective as well as for quick sketch.
 
You can take a closer look at my system - my course "Fashion Figure Sketches, Quick and Easy" is hosted on Grinfer.

Fine Arts Teacher and Artist

How to draw human figure sketches without studying figure drawing for a long time even if you don't have drawing experience.

Human figure drawing fast and easy

As you have seen on the screen, I won the job in the pandemic, in Feb 2020, I guess. This project was to design an infographic for the client and later it becomes multiple projects. 
Still working with that client. 

As you have seen on the screen, I won the job in the pandemic, in Feb 2020, I guess. This project was to design an infographic for the client and later it becomes multiple projects. 
Still working with that client.&nbsp;

Helping you grow your freelancing business online

Hey friends, 
As an Upwork coach, I think it is fair to share my own success story with you. So that you can cross-check that things don't come up from thin air. 

I am going to share my Upwork success with you, will you do the same?

This is a job I won from an Upwork enterprise client. Just a few weeks ago. We started with a small project and it later brings two more. Finally, the client has ended the contract today, and here is the screenshot of this win.

This is a job I won from an Upwork enterprise client. Just a few weeks ago. We started with a small project and it later brings two more. Finally, the client has ended the contract today, and here is the screenshot of this win.

Hey friends, 
As an Upwork coach, I think it is fair to share my own success story with you. Last week I post a win, this week I am sharing another with you.

Sharing another Upwork success with you

I worked as a teacher of painting at Moscow Pedagogical University, as a teacher of clastic anatomy at School-Studio of Moscow Art Theatre, worked as a drawing teacher at British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow. Mostly the teaching methods used there were traditional enough: students have had to spend years to get step by step closer to their goal.

Later on, I moved to Barcelona and a new challenge appeared when I started sketching workshops for tourists. The idea was to sketch the architectural landmarks of the city, including such a complex building as Sagrada Familia. But my students mostly were people with zero or close to zero drawing skills. How to make everyone draw nice-looking sketches from the first lesson?

As a teacher, I have always aimed at creating methods that would allow teaching effectively drawing and painting to any person regardless of skills. And I have had experience in creating short-term courses, workshops, etc. But with sketching workshops for tourists, the task was harder.

The crucial points in the sketching process are the ability to draw horizontal and vertical straight lines and measuring proportions skills.

For beginners to draw a straight line is a really hard task. But we can use an edge of our sketchbook like a ruler. We put the base of our palm close to the edge of a sketchbook and move the hand along the edge not moving the pencil by fingers. This skill easily obtainable in five minutes gave me the opportunity to overcome strait line problem.

And how to measure proportions if you are drawing first time in your life? Artists use the pencil method. It works like this: we hold a pencil in such a way that its free end is visually aligned with one edge of the measured object, and we mark the other edge of this object with our thumb. This method is, of course, not very convenient. It is not easy to hold in your mind the mark to align with it the tip of the pencil. And if you need to fit many times the smaller dimension into the larger one, the probability of errors increases noticeably.

Once, when I was preparing for the workshop, I made the grid over my sketch to make more visible all the proportions of the building. And it helped me to invent a tool to measure proportions. It consists of a grid on a transparent base. This tool saves your time and effort in the process of creating any drawings from life. It helps to compare the vertical and horizontal proportions at the same time! You change the scale of measurements by moving your gridded device closer to the eyes or further. In this manner was solved the problem with proportions measuring.

Now you can find on Grinfer my complete course "Landscape Sketching, Tips and Tricks" with all the tricks, tips, and shortcuts. This course made me start series of courses where I use my new approach to teaching drawing. In one word I replace hard obtainable skills with easy tools and tricks. It gives students the possibility to concentrate on the goal and reach this goal without extra work with minimal errors.

I worked as a teacher of painting at Moscow Pedagogical University, as a teacher of clastic anatomy at School-Studio of Moscow Art Theatre, worked as a drawing teacher at British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow. Mostly the teaching methods used there were traditional enough: students have had to spend years to get step by step closer to their goal.
Later on, I moved to Barcelona and a new challenge appeared when I started sketching workshops for tourists. The idea was to sketch the architectural landmarks of the city, including such a complex building as Sagrada Familia. But my students mostly were people with zero or close to zero drawing skills. How to make everyone draw nice-looking sketches from the first lesson?
As a teacher, I have always aimed at creating methods that would allow teaching effectively drawing and painting to any person regardless of skills. And I have had experience in creating short-term courses, workshops, etc. But with sketching workshops for tourists, the task was harder.
The solution came with practice.&nbsp;
 
The crucial points in the sketching process are the ability to draw horizontal and vertical straight lines and measuring proportions skills.
For beginners to draw a straight line is a really hard task. But we can use an edge of our sketchbook like a ruler. We put the base of our palm close to the edge of a sketchbook and move the hand along the edge not moving the pencil by fingers. This skill easily obtainable in five minutes gave me the opportunity to overcome strait line problem.
 
And how to measure proportions if you are drawing first time in your life? Artists use the pencil method. It works like this: we hold a pencil in such a way that its free end is visually aligned with one edge of the measured object, and we mark the other edge of this object with our thumb. This method is, of course, not very convenient. It is not easy to hold in your mind the mark to align with it the tip of the pencil. And if you need to fit many times the smaller dimension into the larger one, the probability of errors increases noticeably.
Once, when I was preparing for the workshop, I made the grid over my sketch to make more visible all the proportions of the building. And it helped me to invent a tool to measure proportions. It consists of a grid on a transparent base. This tool saves your time and effort in the process of creating any drawings from life. It helps to compare the vertical and horizontal proportions at the same time! You change the scale of measurements by moving your gridded device closer to the eyes or further. In this manner was solved the problem with proportions measuring.
 
Now you can find on Grinfer my complete course "Landscape Sketching, Tips and Tricks" with all the tricks, tips, and shortcuts. This course made me start series of courses where I use my new approach to teaching drawing. In one word I replace hard obtainable skills with easy tools and tricks. It gives students the possibility to concentrate on the goal and reach this goal without extra work with minimal errors.

The approach to teaching drawing giving students the possibility to concentrate on the goal and reach this goal without extra work with minimal errors.

Damien Barban

Damien Barban

CLIP STUDIO PAINT: How to draw a warrior face

Damien Barban

COMIC BOOKS CREATION: The ultimate course

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