How To Draw Comics

In this episode we're joined by guest artist Jenevieve Broomall to discuss what it means to follow your passion.

Like many, Jenevieve is a self taught artist, who over the last eight years has refined her skill-set, mastered her medium and developed a finessed style that sets her apart from the rest.

Having worked as a cover artist for publishers such as Zenoscope, Valiant, IDW, Coffin Comics and more, Jen shares her insights into the challenges that hold many of us back such as burnout, ego, self-doubt, and pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone to grow as an artist.

We also learn about the importance of nursing your passions, expressing yourself regardless of the outcome and allowing yourself to become part of the creative process.

Jen ends off with a heart felt message all artist's can relate with which is the act of giving, and the amount of impact our art can truly having on those around us.

In this weeks episode Erika Williams (Miss E) joins us to discuss artistic evolution and the impact learning can have on your work overtime.

We also delve into the powerful mindsets that'll help keep you on the path to mastery as well as the profound impact body language can have on your comic book characters.

Learning how to draw comics is a long and difficult process that doesn't always give you the results you're looking for right away! It requires dedication and the ability to delay gratification.

In this Episode Clayton Barton and Co-Host Ric Bülow discuss what finding you style, while talking to viewers from Facebook Live!

In this episode Clayton Barton and Co-Hose Ric Bülow discuss the many different ways of getting yourself out there, as a comicbook creator and also announcing the winner of the Monthly challenge that's running on the "How To Draw Comics" Facebook group.

Learning how to draw comics is a long and difficult process that doesn't always give you the results you're looking for right away! It requires dedication and the ability to delay gratification.

In this Episode Clayton Barton and Co-Host Ric Bülow discuss what Motivation is and how it can be cultivated to give you the drive to succeed!

In Episode #1 of the HTDC Podcast, Clayton Barton and Co-Host Ric Bülow give an introduction into their experience with comics and discuss their mutual passion for teaching the craft and giving back to the Comic Artist community.

This episode also delves into the therapeutic advantages of artistic expression, the pros and cons to being a perfectionist, and how to both give and take critique in a positive and effective way.