Character creation is one of the most important parts of making a comic and though some might say it is a difficult process, it is a lot easier than you think. Read through this chapter to learn the facets of character creation.
Draw Clothing, Fabric or Metal Armor for Comic Characters
There are a lot of factors that needs to be considered when drawing clothing fabrics and armor, that includes folds, wrinkles, positioning and much more.
Character Design – Wear & Tear, Turnaround
Usage + Wear and Tear Logically, regular use of an equipment or tool results in its value or quality degrading or aging. The process can be called “wear and tear”. Aside from showing that the equipment has degraded or was used, the “wear and...
Character Design – Shapes & Design Flaws
Shapes For Characters Shapes are what we normally would use to define certain things (mainly physical) and what they can be used for. Shape can also represent certain aspect or feel when we see them. The basis of drawing anything start from the basic shape of what...
Character Designing
By now, you have (at least) a rough idea on what your character looks like. With all the preparation that you have done in the planning section, you can start drawing your designs. This is where the action starts. Here is where you come up with the design, look and...
Character Planning – Genre, Audience, Aesthetic
Balance Creating a well balanced character can be quite simple and straightforward at the same time.One of the most common mistake made by beginners is to point out only the best side of the character and at times not pointing out the flaw. Balancing a character...
Character Development Worksheet
We will use a character development worksheet and work on refining your character.If you play enough role-playing games, this process is similar to when you are creating a character before you play. There are many character development worksheet available and most of...