One of the more overlooked part of the comic process is the lettering, which is such an important step to get right. It may not be as flashy as the art, but bad lettering can throw a reader completely out of a story, so here are a few tips! More art and comic hacks can be found in the classroom here :) Let me know if you have any questions!

How often are you moving your camera in your comics? Are you worried you’re going to get lost, or worse, the reader is? Well let’s remedy that with ‘anchor objects'! More story and art hacks in the classroom

So, I wrote this post about completing more or less 5 pages a day of pencil ✏️and that if everything went right i would have them finished by tuesday, It's tuesday and I've done It!!!! I'm so excited, this is the first time I go this fast and without losing cuality over all!!🔥

Here are two of the five pencil pages i did today, been hitting the same number for two consecutive days, if a continue at this pace I will have all pencil done by tuesday!!!

this is just the rough draft ill be inking it but i want opinions about it, i think its fine but i feel like im being inconsistent with how im drawing the characters. what do you guys think??