Perfect timing! I just agreed to make a comic about me and my friends, because over the years we developt a weird roleplay story and I am the artist of our group.
@@EdnayAmbar CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME IF I CAN DO THIS ON MY IPAD PRO OR NOT!!!!!????? 🤬🤬🤬😡 I’m starting to get aggravated and frustrated ‘cause all I want is to do my comic on Tapas
Ngl have been getting in my head because I have a dream of illustrating a comic but I’m sh*t at digital 💀♥️thanks for makin this vid coz legit it’s rly helpful and put my mind at ease xx sending loooove
That was probably the easiest to follow tutorial I've seen on how the whole process works. It's something I can maybe show my kids and they'd be able to get it! A lot of other artists make it seem like a huge disadvantage doing it non-digitally, but the way you lay it out here feels a whole lot less stressful than dealing with all that computery nonsense. It's really motivating for us old-school dead-tree format artists!
Girl you bring me the hope I can do comics not in digital way! I am traditional artist and have a lot of stories. I cane with the idea I could combine those. Every single site told me I need photoshop or stuff, which I'm zero with. Many thanx!
Helpful tip: if you're uploading a comic in the traditional comic layout, you could crop each panel as individual images for web comic uses. Oh and another thing: you could also rearrange the paneling onto one long canvas.
i’ve been on and off building my big fantasy world for about 4 years now… since i started my style and approach have both changed A LOT, but i’m so happy to be able to start using my better materials to share my lil thought 😭
I LOVE this video. No speedraw, serious tips, complete process to make a comic’s page, voice calm (infact i understand the words). Pity dont have italian subtitles.
Alright, Traditional/Digital painting: Check Good explanation and tips: Check Time periods in the video: Check Similar program: Check Good webtoon: Check Covering details: Check In conclusion: The best comic tutorial to have up to date
Wow. This is a great video. I'm really thinking about creating my own webtoon but a lot of channels seem to overcomplicate it. I loved how you broke it down so a novice like me could easily follow. Very much appreciated, and good luck in your own endeavors!
I especially agree with your point on clarity. I recently made a piece where a character was in a really dynamic pose that involved the character’s leg covering up most of the torso. I showed it to a friend and he genuinely took 30 seconds looking at it trying to decipher what is actually happening. Until then, I thought dynamic poses were the coolest thing, and they still are, but now I know the limits of how far I can go. Great video!
I love your style, and that you did almost all the work by hand instead of digitally. And I would've never thought to add the word bubbles digitally instead of making room for it while drawing (simple, but saves time and stress). Practical step by step, and it was fun to watch. Thanks for showing it from beginning to end!
I know I am probably late but I've just read you'r comic and it's really good. I like the art style and story is solid. Because of you i found Tapas and I can finally publish my own manga. It's called Kraken and it will be published next month. I want you all best in life :)
This is great! Thanks for sharing. I've been learning a bit more about comic-making lately because I have an idea knocking around in my brain. The saving 1/3 of your page method looks tedious, but it's about the same way I save my comics (panel by panel) for Instagram.
Thanks so much... I'm on the process of the script, and playing everything that I could in my head and onto the script. Great idea of drawing on paper, scan and then post it as a web comic. I'll be checking out the comic and hopefully getting my first ever book comic.
Seeing how amazing your comics look made my tension fizzle out a bit because I now realize that I can be loose about my own comics too. No obsessing over precise panel spacing and measurements and keeping everything *too* orderly and overcalculated Mank vou thery yuch
This is awesome!!! I am thinking of making a comics out of my dreams. I had weird dreams eversince and I started taking notes as soon as I wake up so I wont forget them, when I was in college, I decided to write those stories on wattpad to share. Recently I decided to draw scenes from my dreams, and nooowwww I am very very encouraged to do a comics and it looks very fun!✨✨ Once again,, Thank you for inspiring me! ✨❤
Very nice. Very simple. Thank you very much. I have drawn and published one book in e book format and same in hard copy. I didn’t know what I was doing. But after watching your video I can put a name to the steps I took. I asked around, even in computer center/ schools, but no one could guide me. At last amazon published my first book. Thank God. And I am grateful to Amazon for it - before this I was published only once -sponsored. The thing is I can write scripts , draw comics at will. But when comes to publishing I get stuck. I hope to learn about this from you / soon. Today I learned quite a few things. Thanks a lot again.
If you could take the whole page of the comic on illustrator, you could simply draw three art-boards on each page and it’ll automatically make the cropped versions ready to be exported in a single button! All your pages, and all your jpegs
I stumble on this video cuz I wanna start a comic soon and not only its super helpful but it's also really relaxing, your voice and how you do your comics. ^^
It’s great to see somebody else who just inks right over the pencil and then erases the pencil. I always felt guilty doing that. The Tombow brush pens are really great and they also have a hard tip on the other end.
Ahh why did you feel guilty?? I think the only other way is to use a lightbox, which is so much more complicated, right over the pencil is efficient imo😎✌
This is, by far, the most inspirational video I've encountered. Love that you decided to keep the style in which the comic was invented, and that you are showing us how to get to a beautiful result through manageable steps. Thank you so much.
Excellent tutorial that gave me a shed load of ideas and left my brain is fizzing with inspiration. I learned so much from you, thank you. You have just changed the way I intend to present all my comic books and especially the graphic family history I am currently planning. Ray Cheshire England
I know this is like super late but I would absolutely love a tutorial on getting your comic printed on a book. The only good websites I’ve found were super expensive and you had to get like 100 books or so.
My entire life i was surrounded by movies and comics and i wanted to become an artist like a comic writer or a movie director,this video was very helpfull
thanks this actually really helped a lot for my planning, I think im gonna start with a wordless comic just to test thing out. Currently its about a living wooden mainicen finding him self alone in a strage forest filled with weird and wonderfull creatures.
I really like your art style. This is a great tutorial for beginner comic makers like myself among others who still struggle with how to go about making comics.
Okay. I don't know why I never thought of that, but your way of making speech bubbles is more efficient than me just drawing a circle and filling it in with the paint bucket tool. Never in my life had I ever seen myself as stupid as a pile of thumb tacks until now. I even have the brush for it. I am a fool. yes.
I know I'm way to late in this comic section but finally a site where you can make and post your paper on art instead of doing it full digitally, even though I'm fine with both I'm just more of a hands on artist than on computer lol plus supplies for paper on is more than digital
okay first off, you're awesome, i love you. you remind me of me. "do as i say, not as i do" i died. thank you for this because ive been hemming and hawing over digi vs trad, and i want to do traditional like you! and i will definitely look up your comic so i can read it. i dont have fancy pens or ink like you do but ill be looking for some, as well as watvhing all of your other vids. im in the middle of your koi watercolor now and i love it. i also dabble in watercolor, ha, dabble. yes indeed. anyway.... love it, love you, cant wait to ingest more of your knowledge for my own evil purposes. i mean, learn from you.
I want to give 100 thumbs up for tis video. i one hundred percent do not draw my own comic right now cause it's a lot of work, but i so enjoy watching this video! Thanks!
Awww, this is so awesome I really love your video and the style of your comics (didn't read them yet) And it inspired me to try ink... I had some refill ink for some not anymore existing liners, that I used, because after watching this I HAD TO do something with Ink. It was so much fun, thanks for the inspiration. And maaaybe... well... maybe I will try a comic with this too. Great work with the comics and the videos!!
I am not a visual artist, I'm a writer, so sorry if my instincts were super close-minded. But when I first saw you shading with watered down ink, I thought "man, that seems like way too much effort just for shading" Then I saw the result, and it looked so good that it instantly changed my mind.
i am just soon to be publishing my novel!! and I wantted to have an idea about how to basically illustrate and scan things whenever i scan the art goes dim your videopopped up in my search list!! and glad to found you!!!!!! lovee!!
That's a great video!! I'm looking into the idea of making a webcomic myself and wanted to see other people's work & advice first and I think yours is really helpful to me!
I'm looking at my first project that is something in between a comic and a graphic novel and a usual novel apparently.. I look at all the walls of text on a single page... yeah I'm not very intuirive with this stuff :D anyway It was never supposed to be perfect. This video was very helpful, I gotta continue reading the bell on tapaz. I kinda forgot about looking into my tapaz for a while. Also I'm very interested in a formatting video from you. I enjoy the way you explain things a lot :) I also love the traditional style you went for with the bell :D
Haha well at least you did it! Should always be proud of projects. ;) Hope I can be more consistent on Tapas, it's hard to find time (or motivation lol) to do so much art hahaha ;P Thank you so much!
Nice video, thanks! Actually when you where struggling to split the page I decided to write a simple program to do the job (I'm a programmer) :) I could put it somewhere and put the link here if it could be useful to you. Again thanks!
Oh wow, how cool! For sure, if you have a website or something for people to access the program, you can link it here! I’m sure that’ll help lots of people watching this. :)
OMG! I followed you on Instagram a while back, but I haven't seen your posts in a while, I just found your channel when looking for how to start a traditional art comic :)
Omg, I love those tombow pens so much. They are my favorite inking pens by far, the blue one in particular, and I have one in every art bag or location that I "might" need one lol.
Liked this a lot. very nice work you did here. I only wished I could make comics like this. I do make a digital one, and mine are in this kind of format. great work!!
ya, it will be really helpful if you teach us how to print our comic because I'm a traditional artist and I want to publish my manga to the world first in my city 🙃that's why pls and also this video is really helpful to me at this stage thanks a allot😌
This helps a lot, I was tryna make a fictional manga series about my friends and I but one of my friends showed off her art style for fun, she drew three of my friends in an anime style and all my friends liked her style better than mine so I gave up on it and I'm now working on a more cartoonish styled comic called "Super Ass" so this helps me a lot thanks!
I make comic's in Crk Comic Studio and yes also I got some comics in my Pinterest idk why Dark Entantress appear for no reason in my comic I like adding her just for a little bit so your art looks very cool( I make comic's irl too)
