How to draw comics when you can’t actually draw.
<p>So, you can’t draw and you’re not funny, but you want to draw comics.</p>
<p>Well, great news: You don’t have to be able to draw, nor be particularly funny in order to draw comics.</p>
<p>Here’s how:</p>
<h1>A Pen.</h1>
<p>First of all you’re going to need a pen. You know what? You don’t need a pen. Just as long as you’ve got something that makes a mark. A pencil, a crayon, a marker, some charcoal, a Biro, a fountain pen, a paint covered brush, a paint covered finger (preferably your own) or a highlighter, or an airbrush, or some blood (okay maybe not blood), whatever you’ve got lying around really, it doesn’t matter, just pick something you like using.</p>
<p>(For me, it’s an 0.4mm felt-tip pen, but Y<em>ou do You</em>)</p>
<h1>Some Paper</h1>
<p><em>Or not paper.</em> Yeah, you can draw this on anything. Walls, whiteboards, the dusty rear windscreen of your friend’s car, whatever is available to you. That said, I can highly recommend paper, historically it’s proven to be pretty reliable.</p>
<h1>Consistency equals quality.</h1>
<p>So, once you’ve got a pen and paper, (or whatever you’ve gone with), I guess you better learn how to draw, right?</p>
<p><em>ABSOLUTELY NOT.</em></p>
<p>...because you already can.</p>
<p>Here’s the thing about art: Provided your drawings are all consistently the same level of coherency, then whatever you’re creating will become your<em> style</em>, which means all your drawings are amazing, provided they’re viewed within the context of your style.</p>
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