How to draw manga tutorials resource: MangaTutorials.com review
Filed under: How to draw manga tutorials, Manga Journey, how to make a manga, how to start a webcomic
from docpi
In this post, I am going to share about some of the resources that I used to help me improve in my manga drawing skills.
Most of my manga drawing skills do not come from these online resources, because I have a manga teacher which teaches me individually on how to draw.
And I will still suggest for you to get a manga teacher who can teach and help you draw well. It is important as online manga resources cannot help you keep track about your level of competence and improvement in your drawing skills.
However online manga resources are still important for exposure and information, and for this reason I would like to share with you some of these resources that I use.
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Create your own character: creating character profile tips
Filed under: how to make a manga, how to start a webcomic
from Uzii
Creating our very own characters for our webcomic or manga is the most important aspect of starting our own webcomic or manga.
However how does one start to create your own character?
This is actually one of the hardest things to decide, as most of us understand that what truly captivates the audience is how we create and portray our characters in different circumstances.
So in this post, I will share with you some of the tips of how to create your own characters, by creating your own character profile.
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How to start a webcomic: Top 7 ways to advertize your webcomic
from the comic bug
In my previous post, “How to start a webcomic: Prerequisites to start a webcomic #3: Know how to promote your webcomic“, I have briefly discussed the importance of promoting your webcomic to the Internet community.
And for this current post, I am going to discuss about the top 7 ways on how to advertize your webcomic to the world.
As I have said, no matter how good your webcomic is, you will not get much readers without knowing how to promote and advertize your webcomic.
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