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Using three different kind of lines. CSI to create interesting designs. Do you see them? Here is a thread with more drawing tips

23/08/01 22:29

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Let’s draw vehicles! A thread with drawing tips. Thread 🧵 1/10

23/07/06 17:45

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Mega post about drawing expressions and heads. Let’s start with using reference. And the best reference is using real life! Use a mirror, pictures, or real life models. Nothing beats drawing what you see with your own eyes! A thread 🧵 1/22

23/07/04 00:27

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Working on a new course about making comics. In this one im sharing some tips about using perspective and showing how to quickly draw a room. A thread 🧵 1/8

23/06/22 03:55

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You are trying to communicate and tell a story. Unless you want to communicate chaos Ofcourse!

23/06/17 01:22

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Be also clear with your speech bubbles. Keep it simple and clear.

23/06/17 01:22

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Using contrast to clearly communicate what you want to say in your drawings. Line thickness, values and many more! A thread

23/06/17 01:22

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I also use depth to create an interestimg composition. Meaning the diagonal arrows. 9/10

23/06/06 01:31

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You could put things in the middle. Sometimes it can be very usefull. But usually you would want to avoid the middle to make things look more natural. 8/10

23/06/06 01:31

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You can start really abstract to put the idea down. 6/10

23/06/06 01:30

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Some more and really simple compositions. The grid helps me avoid the middle. 5/10

23/06/06 01:30

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Using compositions to lead the eye and create order and clearatie. 3/10

23/06/06 01:30

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Let’s play around with rule of third! And draw some compositions. A thread! 1/10

23/06/06 01:30

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Let’s draw comics! Go for flow in your panels, also with the speech bubbles. Keep it simple and easy to follow. A thread 🧵

23/06/02 02:26

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For some way humans like to create tangents automatically, but they are distracting and unnatural

23/06/01 01:02

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I like to use grids to create my layouts. Helps me avoid the middle and a nice way to start

23/06/01 01:02

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Avoiding the middle and flat shots. Unless your West Anderson! A thread with composition tips for comics, cartoons, movies etc

23/06/01 01:02

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Working on a course about draeing comics. Here I made an example of conversations. Will be adding more soon. A thread with more tips!

23/05/30 01:11

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Let’s draw expressions! A thread. Let’s start with a sheet with different expressions.

23/05/29 01:36

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1. Try to be consistent with the width of the bubble tails. 2. Avoid too pointy ends 3. When characters speak, open their mouths

23/05/27 02:27

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Try to play around and be creative!

23/05/27 02:27

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Let’s talk about text bubbles! For comics and illustrations.

23/05/27 02:27

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Give the thing you draw space to move. Thing about the placement. Sometimes you want to bend the rules. But think about what you are trying to tell! 5/7

23/05/24 22:32

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There are lot's of compotitions. The most famous one is the golden ratio. The golden ratio is also often seen in nature! It's a way to give a composition a natural feel to it. 4/7

23/05/24 22:32

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You can also choose how much to zoom in on a character. Do you want to show the character full body for example to show the clothing or to show it's a cop, or zoomed in on the head to show the expression. 3/7

23/05/24 22:32