Me at the beggining: it's just lines; easy peasy. Also me: How do I make a line? Why this looks like my tablet stopped working and I doodled all over the place?
Oh man, I envy people who are good at speed lines, haha! I'm always too timid to use them to their fullest potential. I ought to think about practicing them more!
OMG, I was having some issues with speed lines about 2 days ago and today this pops up on my notifications ... if this isn't ordained by the Gods I don't know what is 🤯 ALL HAIL THE OZ-MAN...🙌
Man, you said to list someone you think was good with speed lines and was like "oh Murata definitely" and i ctrl+F'd to see if anyone had said it and then you immediately brought up One Punch Man, that's crazy
I'd like to shout out Adam Warren of the comic Empowered, because he often times includes little tidbits about comic arts in the comments on the web version of the comic, which is where I first learned about speed lines. He also mentions using a french curve when drawing them to get a consistent curvature.
Appreciate my re-education on Speed Lines....I know what they are for and how they are use and when.....but getting a great breakdown/refresher is always helpful. Thanks my dude!
Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU! I JUST started getting into messing around with comic strips and I was struggling with my my speed lines seemed so bleh. Seeing yours will surely help with my jouney! Also... I was about to subscribe and realized.... I already have! So a like and a comment then. Your videos are SOOO awesome!
Hello Walter, Sir! This is very useful, I haven't seen someone explain this topic before, so thank you :) Continue doing what you're doing, you're helping out a ton of noobies! And oh boy, that server sounds tempting..
When you got to the part where you asked what are some examples of comics where they use speed lines well, I was going to say the first one that comes to my mind is ONE PUNCH MAN and then you said it and I busted up laughing! That's awesome! XD Another manga with really great use of speed lines is BERSERK.
@@walterostlie you totally should! It's a really amazing and epic story (still ongoing). It's pretty mature and violent but if that doesn't bother you the story and art are really top tier. 🙌 It's Berserk by Kentaro Miura (just in case there are any other comics out there by the same name)
This was a really cool video!! Tnks walter! Qs: Can you continue posting your webcomic from another device, in case the current device you're using doesn't work or has broken down?? If so, how? Btw now im even more anxious cause there's now two comics that has the exact same name as me and me publishing on webtoon feels more like a dream now...
I draw a lot of big floppy wieners flopping around. I need professional speed lines to show just how fast they fly through air at maximum flop. Thank you for this lesson in art, senpai. God bless.
I don't use it, but you may be able to try another program specifically for that feature. Or if your program has a smudge tool, you could duplicate the layer and use a very large brush size for the smudge tool at a low setting. Maybe create a duplicate of the file, lower the resolution pixels, then increase it back to the original size to make it blurry, paste that over the original file and shift it to the side slightly. Just random ideas, I haven't tried any of these.
@@walterostlie OHHHH yaaahh! thank u thank u so much! :DD i draw at android medibang it doesnt have motion blur. thank u for this wonderful advice:D (sry if my english is bad)
Really it needs to come down to your schedule. Think about how many panels you can do a week, month, or whatever and plan the story around that. Can you do 10 panels a week. Think about your story and how you can make 10 panels full enough for your reader. Maybe you can get enough story across in 10 panels, so maybe you need to do bi-weekly updates of 20 panels. or monthly updates of 40 panels. Plan around your life. A lot of popular comics are doing 50-80 panels a week, but they are getting money and maybe doing it full time, so don't put that pressure on yourself if you're not doing it full time. Now if your slice-of-life comic is kind of a joke or gag-a-day comic, you can get away with less panels, just enough to get the joke across.
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I am always pretty sleepy, but more so lately because I am trying to get a project launched. and I'm sorta pale for my race, but I never go outside so that's prolly why ;-) Also I have been trying to get my lighting to look better, still not sure about it.