FEATURED TUTORIALS
Action scene comic book page
fallopiancrusader at 8:37AM, Feb. 15, 2018
A 48-minute time-compressed video of Fallopiancrusader creating pages 74 and 75 of his comic, “Mindfold”, with commentary about the drawing techniques and composition choices that he used.
QUICK AND EASY: Profesional lineart for traditional artists!
Miu3 at 5:48AM, Aug. 22, 2010
This tutorial will show a trick how to fix a scanned lineart so it looks like drawn with a tablet in PC
(2 votes)
Quick and Easy color guide for Photoshop!
PsychePages at 4:50AM, April 28, 2008
Take advantage of Photoshop's gradient tool to achieve pro looking graphics fast! Tips and tricks included :)
(9 votes)
perspective drawing mini tutorial
unlingual at 9:59PM, Sept. 2, 2007
a couple of tips and tricks for your perspective drawing practice
(4 votes)
Mu's Chainmail Photoshop Brush Hat trick!
Mutation at 1:30PM, Nov. 18, 2009
Actually there are not hats involved. UNLESS you wanted a chainmail bowler that bad. Basically the tutorial is just a method of creating a very handy brush.
(2 votes)
Manga paneling tutorial 1
mayshing at 1:59PM, Jan. 17, 2009
Sharing the concept of how to create paneling in comics with a good, easy read flow.
(19 votes)
Making your character interesting.
Circe at 8:01AM, Aug. 29, 2010
If you worry that your main character is run of the mill, come here.
(4 votes)
How To: Make a Decent Sprite Edit Using Sonic Sprites (Can be applied to other things.)
RinokaMan at 1:22PM, March 1, 2008
Are you simply recoloring characters to be neon pinks and have Knuckle's spikes coming out of its forehead? Well, then come here! (PLEASE)
(5 votes)
How to write a storyline
Snowninja at 2:38PM, Sept. 17, 2010
Have you ever wanted to write a good story for a comic but you can't seem to put it on paper? Well, I'll show you my way of making stories!
(6 votes)
How to use Microsoft PowerPoint to make a Sprite comic
Falconman at 2:23AM, March 12, 2011
A tutorial describing how you can use Microsoft PowerPoint to make a sprite comic! (Note, I use 2003, so some things may be different)
(0 votes)
