Creating a Comic Page
Scripts and Layouts
Drawing a Reduced Size Layout
Assignment - Reduced size Layout
Drawing a Full Size Layout
Line Weight, Shadows, and Rendering
Assignment - Penciling
Inking
Nontraditional Page Layouts
Drawing Perspective Heavy Environments and Locations
Environment Pages: Line Weight, Shadows, and Rendering
Page 3 - Thumbnailing from Difficult Scripts
Drawing Your First Comic Page: The “Rough In”
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Drawing Your First Comic Page: The “Rough In”
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It's time to use the layouts you made from the last lesson and rough-in the essential elements of our panels!
Newest
M L Kuhn
1yr
Hi David, what are the dimensions of the "rough in" page? Is it like half the size of the larger page size? 6.5 X 8.5?
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1yr
He draws the rough in pages at approximately 1/3 of the size, or roughly around 4" x 6". He sets up the reduced size layout in the episode "Composing the Page: Panel Layouts". Also feel free to experiment with different size compositions that work best for you!
Jaden Tew
2yr
I always feel my lines have to be clean when I put them down. I think that holds me back from getting more exploration and testing in when I sketch, so seeing a professional being very loose with their drawings on the roughs is very comforting! I love this class so far! Thank you, @David Finch for all your commentary and showing your thoughts on paper; it's very useful and informational.
@pablini
3yr
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I’m a comic book artist for Image, Marvel, DC, and others.
