Showing posts with label line art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label line art. Show all posts

Friday, February 17, 2023

Digital Brushes and Stamps on Etsy | Pose Packs

 Hello Everyone!

I have been working hard on my Etsy store and I wanted to share some of those listings here with you today.  I have been focusing on various Pose Packs that can help with reference and drawing things that you may find difficult at the moment.

You can get these brushes and pose packs for Procreate and Clip Studio Paint.  If there is something you want specifically please reach out to me.  As I am creating new sets I will take your request and work on that.  It helps me to know what people out there need and want.

You can contact me through my website at - https://www.ramstudioscomics.com

Here are a couple of my items and a link to my store -

Procreate Pose Pack | 25 Stamps | Superhero Figures

Procreate Post Pack | 25 Stamps | Superhero Figures

These are all high quality stamps that were originally created at 2000-3000px documents.  So that you can scale them up very large without losing quality.

They are also helpful when trying to understand anatomy of the male and female figures.




Procreate Eye Stamps | Male and Female | 15 Brushes

Theses brushes are very helpful for expressions and tough angles of the eyes.

They are also stylized and perfect for comic art reference.  I am already using them myself!





Clip Studio Paint - Manga Studio 5 - Digital Painting Brush Pack

This set is packed full of cool effects and time saving brushes.  Everything from chain mail to reptile scales and they are highly detailed.

Make sure to flip through the listing photos to see what I mean.  Lots of fun brushes in this set!






At that time of this post I have 14 listings.  You can check them all out here on my store - 

https://ramstudioscomics.etsy.com

I am working on more digital products right now.  Some ones to be on the lookout for are backgrounds elements, anatomy references, and more pose packs.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my post and be sure to head over to my Youtube channel for video tutorials and my website for written tutorials.  I create new ones all the time!

Have a great day and good luck with your art!

Robert A. Marzullo

Ram Studios Comics

https://www.ramstudioscomics.com

https://www.youtube.com/c/robertmarzullo

Friday, January 13, 2017

How to Draw Hands - 6 Different Poses - Narrated


How to Draw Hands - 6 Different Ways - Video Lesson

In this video I discuss how to draw hand poses and things to look for to make this process easier.  I talk about some of the primitive shapes that are noticeable in the hands when designing your art pose. As well as study methods to commit more of this to memory.

Hands are always a tricky topic but it is important to not shy away from them because you find them difficult to do. We learn a lot from drawing hands and they are in integral part of telling a great story within your illustrations.

If you have any questions about this video lesson then please feel free to comment and I will do my best to help you if I can. Either in a response or through and upcoming video.  Good luck with your art and thank you for reading!

To support my work and get additional video course content you can visit my Gumroad here -

Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
http://www.ramstudioscomics.com





Thursday, October 20, 2016

How to Draw and Shade Muscular Arm Poses - Comic Book Style - Step by Step


New lesson is now available on my Gumroad on  -

How to Draw and Shade Muscular Arm Poses - Comic Book Style - Step by Step
Link to these Lessons - https://gum.co/cBquj

In this set of videos I go through each of these arm poses with you.  I explain how to rough
out the basic pose, refine the anatomy, add the shapes of shadows and then we complete the
rendering.  I have been asked for these types of lessons many times now so I figured I better give them a go.  This particular set is 3 videos.  One for each arm pose.  The three videos combined are just over an hour long.  Most of it is in actual time but there are a few brief moments where I time lapse for basic fills or repeat instruction.  All of it is in full narration of the process.

This is going to be part of a larger course so there will be more lessons along the way.  This is your chance to get in on the ground floor and see the lessons as they are created.  You can also make suggestions about what you would like to see in the future lessons of this course.  I will be creating in depth studies of hands, legs, faces, feet, hair, suit/armor, and how to render different materials and effects.

This course will be a bit more advanced so if you still feel you are a beginner then please head over to my course on -

How to Improve Your Figure Drawing - Step by Step
Link to the Course - https://gum.co/dPDEp

In that course you will learn more about the basic construction that leads into these rendering techniques.

And remember that you get the high resolution art files with each lesson to study along with.
These lessons are not software specific and can be used by digital and traditional artists alike.

If you have any questions about these lessons then please feel free to reach out to me and I will be happy to help.  My information is below.  Thank you for your time and good luck with your art!


Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics



Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Monster teeth - Step by Step - Drawing and Coloring





Here is another step by step Youtube Video. No commentary on this one, just drawing.  I will have to release quick ones like these when my deadlines get tough so I hope everyone understands. At least this way I can still keep sharing content along the way. This one is just me drawing and coloring some crazy monster teeth.  Because you never know when you might get asked to draw some crazy monster teeth, right?! ;)

This was drawn on the iPad Pro using Procreate and the Apple Pencil.
You can get the same type of device I used here with my Amazon Affiliate link -
iPad Pro 128 Gig - http://amzn.to/2cswFM1
Apple Pencil - http://amzn.to/2cPUOLt

 I hope you enjoy it and more on the way!



Robert A. Marzullo

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Thursday, September 1, 2016

Drawing Batman on the iPad Pro using Procreate


Here is a fan art piece of Batman that I did entirely on the iPad Pro with the software Procreate.  And I must tell you it feels very natural to traditional drawing methods.  I am now hooked with this device.  It follows me everywhere.  With the Apple Pencil I can sketch on the go and they did a great job with the battery life for both the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil.
Plus Procreate is no slouch either.  It supports exporting to PSD's which keeps all your layers intact.  It has some of the best perspective drawing tools that I have found thus far.  And it even saves a time lapse video with every drawing that you create.  For an app it sure seems like a powerhouse of a program.
So now I am doing my best to create full comic pieces and I will even start drawing some of my panels to my Blackstone comic on here next.  I was really just looking for a way to do basic sketches on the go, but the more I use it the more I feel that it may be fully capable of completing finished works of art!
Probably the best thing about the entire process is that it is so responsive.  I don't feel any lag whatsoever and the Apple Pencil feels more natural than any other stylus I have tried.  It also feels like it is directly on the surface versus some tablets where the pen tip has a small gap from the drawing area because of the screen thickness.

All and all I must give this setup a 9 out of 10!  I would give it a perfect 10 but Procreate doesn't open PSD's yet and it doesn't have primitive shapes which I think is just a tiny bit silly.  You can create custom brushes to get around that issue or download them.  But I think it they add a few more features this will be a lot closer to a desktop experience on the go!
Thanks for reading and more on the way real soon!

Get Your iPad Pro here - http://amzn.to/2bFsSMK

Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics

Saturday, July 16, 2016

Custom Photoshop CC Brushes for Digital Painting - 50 Pack of Textures and Effects



Here is my new brush set for  Photoshop CC.  It is now available on my Gumroad page here - 


This set includes line art brushes, background textures, skin and noise brushes, scratches, rock textures, 2 new hair brushes, stars, sparkles, abstract effects, and much more.  You can see all the brushes in a demonstration here - 


When you purchase a set from my Gumroad you also get updates for free on this particular brush pack.  So any modifications I make or any new brush creations along the way will be included as an update to this brush set.  You are also welcome to comment on the video link and tell me what brush creation you might like to see in the future and I will take that into consideration as well.

This brush set should be a nice well rounded set for any beginner to intermediate digital painter.  This is the set that I use for all my Photoshop CC paintings so you can view my work and know what you can expect to be able to do.  Or better! :)

Thanks for stopping by and Happy Painting!!

Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics

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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

My Course on Drawing Comic Book Faces in Sketchbook Pro 8 is Now on Gumroad



In this video series I go through drawing the male and female face from a front view using Sketchbook Pro 8.  I go over how to measure and place the features.  We cover how to sketch in the basic details and then refine them with the use of layers.  We then go over the inking of the sketch lines and then adding some colors.  This is a basic tutorial for anyone trying to get a bettering understanding of how to draw the face.  I will be adding more in depth studies very soon.  Please let me know if there is a certain topic that you would like covered as well.

Thanks for your support!

Here is the the link to my Gumroad page :  http://gumroad.com/robertmarzullo

You also get my page template and a sample of the artwork to study from.

For any questions you can email me at :

Robert A. Marzullo


Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Drawing Hand Poses by Robert Marzullo



Here are some more hand studies.  I constantly have to revisit this subject matter because of the sheer complexity of the hands.  They can create so many various shapes and expressions.  My comic work always lacks some of the dynamic hand poses that I want to accomplish one day so this is how I slowly get there.  This was from looking at various photos and drawing them in my own style but the goal is to be able to draw hands without looking at any reference at all.  So persistence is key and lots and lots of practice.  I will be adding more body parts real soon along with more body poses.

These were drawn digitally on a Wacom Cintiq and I spent roughly 3 -5 minutes per pose.  Let me know what else you would like to see in the future and I will be sure to add it to the list. Thanks for stopping by! ;)

Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics

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