Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2017

My Manga Studio 5 Digital Painting Course is also on Udemy!


My course on Digital Painting in Manga Studio 5 - Working in Perspective is now available on Udemy as well. In this course you will learn the basics to using the very powerful perspective tools inside of Manga Studio 5 / Clip Studio Paint. You will also work along side with me as we create this futuristic cityscape illustration step by step.

I will show you lot of ways to create and edit your work as well as how to setup the groups and layers for maximum efficiency. Creating complex scenes can be daunting if you do not organize your work properly. 

By the end of this course you will have a firm understanding of how to create this type of work!
If you take this course please leave your honest review so that I can continue to improve my lessons in the future. I am here if you have any questions or concerns.

When getting any of my courses with Udemy you have a 30 Day money back guarantee to insure that you are happy with your course!

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Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
www.ramstudioscomics.com

Friday, February 17, 2017

Digital Panting in Manga Studio 5 - Working in Perspective


Digital Panting in Manga Studio 5 - Working in Perspective 

In this course I walk you through using the perspective tools inside of Manga Studio 5 / Clip Studio Paint. We first delve into the basics and the setup in one, two, and three point perspective. Then I walk you through the use of the  special rulers. A lot of students have expressed a certain confusion about these tools but the reason they are difficult to understand is because they have lots of options for controlling the perspective. 
I demonstrate these tools and show you how to make them much easier to work with. A few programs have now adopted perspective drawing tools but none of them are as functional and versatile as these are. The special rulers alone are huge time savers for comic book illustrators.
After I run through the basics I think take you through the entire process of creating the image you see above. ( Scroll to the next slide to see the entire picture. ) The majority of this course is all in real time with only small amounts time lapsed in areas where I have already explained the process in real time and didn't want to bore you with repetition. 
I also teach you how to setup and edit your work efficiently by making proper use of the groups and layers. As well as give you a better understanding of the blending modes.
By the end of this 5 hour course you will have worked through the entire image with me and learned what techniques I use to create my digital paintings.
With this course you get -
-19 Step by Step Video Lessons ( 5 hours of Narrated Content )
-City Scape Art File - Manga Studio 5 Format ( You can also request a PSD )
-Custom brushes that I used in this course 
Like any other products you get from me on my Gumroad I am here to help you with any questions you have. I appreciate your support so don't hesitate to ask, and giving me feedback for future lessons is greatly appreciated!

Get this course here - https://gum.co/KfBEj

Good luck with your art!
Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
www.ramstudioscomics.com



Saturday, July 30, 2016

Drawing Spider-man on the iPad Pro in Procreate


So here is my latest drawing of Spidey on the iPad Pro using the program Procreate.  I must say I am really enjoying this tablet.  And Procreate is making the drawing process feel very natural as well.  With some of the best perspective tools I have seen and even a handy "Quickline" feature that I have not seen anywhere else.  Not that keeps the same brush effect anyways.  So this drawing was created with the new setup and I am pretty happy with it.  It still isn't as finished of a piece as I would do on my Cintiq but it allows me to create on the move and still get to a close enough rendering where I can touch it up on my desktop if I have to.  But really I don't think I would need to.   I like the rough
pencil look I get on this program.  Looks more like drawing on paper in my opinion.

You can see a quick demonstration of the perspective tools of Procreate along with the Quick line feature here - https://youtu.be/gkKI4FHtVr8

More on the way real soon and be sure to let me know what characters you would like to see in future drawings!

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Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics