Video Lesson 13 of the Black Panther Tutorial is live on @AWAtv.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpDAq7gG0a0

14 videos uploaded,3 more to go next week y'all so watch out.

Turbo mode uploads continue into April and end next week. Don't forget to subscribe,like and share...

Video Lesson 15 of the Black Panther Tutorial is live on @AWAtv.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG7PnDLxk4s

16 videos uploaded,1 more to go this week y'all so watch out.

Plus the sources files will be the available when the last video is uploaded.

Turbo mode uploads continues this week and ends finally. Don't forget to subscribe,like and share...

Video Lesson 16 of the Black Panther Tutorial is live on @AWAtv.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtEzKhp1Hv8

17 videos uploaded and it's a #WRAP,ladies and gents. Thanks for sticking for the ride.

Project sources files are in the description via cloud link. Volume #2 is already in the pipeline for this year and it's a female character...

My blog has transitioned into video content and vlogging. Check out the article with links to YouTube and Vimeo. Watch for more videos coming soon dedicated to architectural visualization, digital art and multimedia. It promises to be insightful and informative.

https://the-dm3drev-studeos..com/2018/09/welcome-to-dm3drev-studeos-vlog.html

I don't get you are reposting what i already did here and on other threads. What's your purpose exactly?

oluwafikayo395:
02 is live. Check out the art materials and tools used for the
tutorial.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM2UX7BPx2Y.

Chief DerrickM....

Nice,you still draw.

Millex:
Chief DerrickM....

DerrickM:
Nice,you still draw.

Just a momentary setback

Bro,buzz me via WhatsApp don't have your number again. Let's talk about how I can help you get a digital tab. You are my guy so discount applies,grab the offer asap.

Millex:

Just a momentary setback

Hi,

Enjoy awesome art by Nigerian artists...enjoy awesome Nigerian comics.

Collectible Comics NG: https://collectiblecomics.com.ng

Anarchy (Cyberpunk Thriller): https://collectiblecomics.com.ng/series/view.php?id=1
God Killer (African Fantasy): https://collectiblecomics.com.ng/series/view.php?id=5
Utopia (Religious Utopia): https://collectiblecomics.com.ng/series/view.php?id=7
New Men (Action): https://collectiblecomics.com.ng/series/view.php?id=8
The Nigerian Drea... Sorry, Reality (Slice-of-Life Comedy): https://collectiblecomics.com.ng/series/view.php?id=6

A question that bugs a lot of newbies or hobbyists alike is what aspect is the most physically tasking and mentally draining aspect of creating comics from writing the script,penciling,inking,coloring,lettering,graphic design and print layout. I would say all of the aspects in varying degrees and also depends on what the content creator,artist or designer finds easier to get done faster.

The only way you can find this out is by working on a portfolio be it your OCs or fan art (no crime). You can start with just a sequential page and keep practicing.

What makes a great comic is planning ahead and knowing if you going to be a one man comic team or work with others to form a larger one.

Don't be in a rush to publish your comic,know the ropes and level up to what is out there averagely.

Read this article by Jason Fabok (DC Comics kickass illustrator trained by David Finch) and I must warn it's very blunt...

http://jasonfabok..com/2011/10/creating-comic-book-portfolio-ramblings.html?m=1

Took part in the official Image Comics Spawnuary/Spawn Challenge and also How To Draw Comics Group.

My entry for Spawn,couldn't send more weekly but definitely work on the rest for my archives.