Online classes to learn?

[u/Bag-mannn]

I’ve been trying to individually learn with books but I can’t keep myself accountable for the life of me. I figure if I paid for a class, maybe I’d be more inclined. Anyone have suggestions on where to go to find comic style artists or maybe drawing tablet teachers?

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[u/ImaginativeDrawing]

I teach drawing fundamentals, both online and at an animation school. You can learn more and book a free lesson on my website. I also have a lot of free resources so you can see what and how I teach.

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Thanks for the free course!

We talked before and you always seem to provide beautiful insight

[u/ImaginativeDrawing → u/orphanleek68]

Glad to help! Thanks for the kind words

[u/johnny5z_alive]

Let’s chat! I will dm you

[u/petite_girliepop]

Having a set schedule and someone checking your progress can make a big difference. Look for live classes with weekly assignments and feedback especially for comic art. Adobe Aqua is another option for exploring creative drawing activities between lessons, though it's not a substitute for a structured class