“Tuesday Tips - Head Framing (in storyboarding) Clarity is key when dealing with the head, especially the eyes when storyboarding.”

For those of you who enjoyed the first batch of SpongeBob Drawing Tips, here is the second half of the handouts I created a few years ago for the drawing and staging class at Nickelodeon. Thanks to Daniel, "datter," Helmy and Julian for their comments on the last post! click on any of the images below to see a nice BIG high-resolution page of SpongeBob Drawing Tips LIFE and movement have angles and curves Go on -- Push your poses... don't just go with your first attempt. See how far you can…

For the month of November 2018, I visualized passions and gratitude into miniature drawings as a friendly reminder of our humanity in spite of the chaos around us. Each hand holding a drawing has touched me in some way for which I am eternally grateful. Initially, the motivation for the project was to develop a habit of allocating a specified amount of time—whether that be ten minutes or an hour—to a hobby, as a nice mental break from working full-time.

“Let’s draw comics! Go for flow in your panels, also with the speech bubbles. Keep it simple and easy to follow. A thread 🧵”

Creating storyboards is a great way to map out your film and create a clear vision for each scene, and it's really easy to get started! We've put together a guide to walk you through everything you need to know about drawing your own...