Researching for Comics tutorial (Patreon)

The 11-page supplement worksheet that goes along with this month's tutorial is available at the link for this month!

The new tutorial for July is here~ This month's topic is about researching for comics. A lot of my readers enjoy that I integrate realistic concepts into my work. Some of that has to do with my science background, but most of it has to do with knowing what to research, how to get that information, and then how to learn it fast enough and well enough that it strengthens the my work :] All of this is easy to learn, especially if you know where to go to find what you need!

This month's supplement is extremely example based, and I'm trying to make it as challenging as I can as well to really test your ability to research creatively. In addition to looking for information, the supplement will prompt you to search (and reverse-search) for visuals as well. The last thing you want is for your art to look like you were drawing all your references from the same well as every other artist. The better your ability to hunt out interesting and unique visuals and concepts, the more interesting your work will be to others. Looking forward to getting that up for you guys soon.

Anyways, hope you like this tut! Let me know if you have any questions or comments, or if you spot a typo XD I wrote and rewrote and read and reread this thing so many times but I always miss one or two.

PS In case you need a headache/ missed out on that sick reference
 

Patreon Tutorial Series

• May 2016: Coloring with Masks / Supplement Worksheet
• June 2016: Writing for Webcomics/ Supplement Worksheet
• July 2016: Researching for comics/ Supplement Worksheet
• Aug 2016: Clean up your Acting/ Supplement Worksheet
• Sept 2016: Grow your own Brand/ Supplement Worksheet
• Oct 2016: Figure out Patreon (1/2)/ Supplement Worksheet
• Nov 2016: Build dat Patreon (2/2) / Supplement Worksheet