fingr yourself🤨

4:04 erm what da sigma

Don’t quit noob

Will you update the online comic, or will it only be in the book?

Thanks for the update! You gotta do what works and feels best for you in your art! 👏

I'm digging this vibe

The Dani crosshatch!!!

First

tf was bro smoking writing sub

4:00 bro didnt see jjk

Best ending of all time

I just gave up that Idea 👍

excepcional, las revistas CDQ son extraordinarias. Thanks a lot

Thanks❤

That TMNT book you used for examples......no backgrounds. Hate it. the old books, the originals, amazing settings. No one should try to be Geoff Darrow but all the empty panels makes me sad.

THANK YOU

This is THEEEE video I needed omfg 😭✨

I have 4 of the morpho anatomy books but I don't know how to use the books input into actual practice, how do I do that? Some of the books barely have words.

So, MacBook pro doesn't have a screen that works with the Apple Pencil?

Thank you for confirming that this book is meant for people who have the fundamentals already -- which I don't. hehe

I really hope that this issue resolves itself as its popularity grows. It would also be nice if the platform relaxed more. I haven't joined Cara yet, but opening up the website and seeing countless completed, rendered, and/or detailed pieces felt a bit daunting. I don't think I would feel comfortable posting wips or sketches (although, in all honesty, perfectionism seems to be something many of us have to deal with regardless of website lol)

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Best part of this video was you eating the egg while the voice over you alks about how bad it was and you faking enjoying it hahah love the honesty

i could not select the center

I'm making a gallery for art that is only in real life, never been posted online before. You in?

totally understandable, as an artist we can do alot of cool things! Just try things out and see what you like... If money comes in there's no need to worry brother -In the end its all about living live and enjoying it

You make a great point. I’m a huge fan of your work since going to your art show in 2012-13. I don’t believe that art should just be shared in a bubble with only other artist. It’s meant for everyone to enjoy.

I think you hit the nail on head in regards to cara's current state. It really feels like artstation 2.0 like you said. As artist who is still learning and not at professional level yet it doesn't feel like a place I should be uploading to, or would help in growing an audience.

Is sad to see how websites like DeviantArt art-station and many other art related social media are opting for AI rather than real life artist I just read the new Instagram AI terms and it made me angry this companies just don't care about art anymore 😡

I’d say not so much an exodus as a diversification imo

Good points

What do you guys think? Do you think Cara could be the next big thing?

I think the pressure of filming yourself cook is what messed it up, much like how beginner artists like myself get discouraged because of social media.

che viejo vos te pareces a mi sobrino, nada mas que él no hace comics, vos no seras pariente mio?! 🤔😅

I agreed to make a comic, without knowing how to make a comic. This video is very much appreciated!

anyone here wanna be a partner?

Dude you are sooo underrated

Question,but do you make the story first or you just make the comic?? Im kinda confused if i should make the story first then the comic, kind of like i dont know if i want to be a writer or drawing the comic. Its as if my brains artistic side is warring with my lore loving side. Please help fr

Dude you have no idea how helpful this was. Thank you <333

When I started my graphic novel it wasn't going to be a graphic novel. it was just gonna be like a little 10 page thing about one of my then-recent D&D characters. 200 pages later (it sorta snowballed and I couldn't stop), I'm doing revisions on the early pages because my art's leveled up like 4 times in the 3.5 years since I started this, as well as how I actually draw the characters changing. Definitely would have saved myself some work with more planning, but if I over-plan I'll never start drawing the book, I need to just have the basic plot laid out and do the fine details as I go otherwise I'll get bogged down. But yes, the sequels I have planned are DEFINITELY getting planned out better (and already are). Thankfully I learned long ago that perfectionism is the enemy of productivity. So the revisions? ONE PASS. That's it. After that, on to the next book (which I'm already doing the roughs for the pages because honestly revisions bore me so I'd never fall into infinite revisions anyway).

I enjoyed the video! Not sure if I want to make comics or not, but I'd love to give it a proper try at least once.

question for you if you're a webtoon artist, do you draw a few panels at a time THEN put them in the format webtoons scroll format is? or do you rearrange them after drawing it all as a regular comic to better fit the scroll format? I'm not sure if I want to do webtoons as a whole simply because of the flow of scroll comics that i'm not entirely used to but I also feel its a better place to start a following of my work.

Gracias por los consejos!

I'm always trying to be like you tho.... 😳😳😳

Thanks for including the Cosmic Casuals in the background! 😆👏

I like Cosmic Casuals.

Patience is my biggest enemy. Thank you for the keys

As a beginner I think Michael Hampton's book is fantastic. I've been working my way through his book page by page, section by section, and he builds solid fundamentals and provides a really good "here's form drawings, here's dynamic poses, here's adding volume, let's look at a skeleton, now the muscles" building blocks so not only do you get better you build a better understanding of how the body fits together. Haven't read any of the others, but if you suck at drawing people and want to get better without just focusing on hands and feet and faces, Hampton's book is worth its weight in gold.

This was encouraging and reframed my own history with sketching. Thank you for pushing us all to have joy in being noobs!