Welcome to my course, “How to Draw Stylized Comic Book Anatomy and Poses.” My name is Robert A. Marzullo and I am the author of the book “Learn to Draw Action Heroes” and creator of the “Blackstone Comic.”
In this course I will teach you how to draw dynamic figures from your imagination. You will first learn how to break down parts of the body and use simplified shapes. This will allow you to become better at drawing your characters from your own imagination.
You will first start with basic studies of the arms, legs, and torso from different angles. Then you will learn from more advanced poses where we start to introduce some rendering techniques.
After you have completed the basic lessons on the parts of the body, you will be ready to draw the more advanced poses. These more dynamic poses will show you how to develop the figure and make edits along the way.
In this course you will learn –
- Gesture Drawing + Thumbnail Sketching
- Simplified Anatomy
- Light and Shadow
- Cross Hatching and Rendering
- How to Draw Male and Female Figures
You will also get a variety of step by step illustrations that I created for you to study and practice with. These practice sheets can be a great way for you to show me what you have learn so make sure to share your art through the Q+A Section of this course.
This course is entirely in real time. No time-lapsed videos that glance over the process. This was based upon student feedback of my other courses.
You get any future updates that I make to this course and you have a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee if you are not totally satisfied with the content.
This course is good for beginners and intermediate artists since we will start with the absolute basics and work into the more complex aspects on drawing the superhero figure.
This footage is shot from a top down view, where I am drawing on an iPad Pro with Procreate but this content is not software specific. Anyone can follow along either digitally or traditionally.
I am very excited to bring you this course and I can’t wait to see your art. Thank you for considering my content and good luck with your studies!
