I used to be the artist who thought I was the best, then got to college and realized I was surrounded by people just as good or better. I went from being the biggest fish in the pond to the ocean and it was overwhelming. It sucked because I was too proud to think I needed to improve. I thought offers would just come to me. But they went to my peers instead, and I couldn't understand why. The worst part? People would see my work and say "wow, you should be famous" while I knew I hadn't actually achieved anything. That praise felt like a slap in the face. But then I became a professor and saw the need firsthand. Students telling me "No one has ever taught this before," "I've never been able to understand this before," "Why has no other professor taught me this?" They were stuck exactly where I used to be. Which led me to teaching sequential art and visual storytelling full-time, growing to 123k followers on TikTok in 5 months with educational content, building a 1.2k person community, and writing and publishing multiple comic issues professionally—including developing my own comic that people are invested in and want to purchase. Want to know more? Comment YES and I'll send you the details.

I finaly gave in and tried to do some and i must say it is pretty fun trying to mix and match all of those

It’s time for a new challenge for this month, and I really want to shift gears and get into storytelling. One of my favorite ways is through worldbuilding, and I have a game I used to play with my students to help get the creative juices flowing for characters and worlds! Bring on the Dice Challenge! Watch the video to see how to use the dice for this exercise and feel free to use the same numbers I roll throughout this challenge, or roll for yourself!

Ive started doing some hand and feet study and its hard so if some of you have any tips in drawing hand with more consistancy and accuracy .it would be really helpfull for me . Thank yall

As I am working to develop content for 2026, I want to make sure its useful to you since you've taken the time to join this community. I have 1000 ideas of course but if they don't meet your artistic needs and desires that's not helpful, so what do you want to learn? What dreams do you have for your art? Do you want to continue improving your skills because you love doing everyday, or do you want to eventually have a career based on your art? Are you more interested in creating individual illustrations or are you more interested in learning how to create a comic/graphic novel? Are you struggling with the basics or are you needing more in-depth training on character design, scriptwriting, camera angles, etc.? Let me know if the comments below. There are NO wrong answers!