Creating a Comic Book Cover - Pencils - Inks

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In this class, I walk you through the entire process of drawing this Superhero Comic Book Cover. You will learn how to draw out the design, make edits and refine the concept. This will show you how to pencil, ink, and color a comic book style cover or splash page.

You will learn rendering techniques, how to design a pose, how to adjust the anatomy, how to draw building details, how to inks, how to create special effects with the colors and much more!

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