Welcome to another edition of the Webcomic Roundup here at idrawdigital. This month’s offering contains some great work from authors like Ramon Perez, Ryan Sohmer and Robyn Seale. Check out some of these amazing stories right now! Click here to continue…
Happy Holidays, folks! Here’s another quick post with some webcomics you should check out during these wintery months! If you’re snowed in like me, you’ll need something to keep you occupied. Enjoy! Click here to continue…
Hey there folks! Here’s a new post with a variety of different digital coloring tutorials. If you’re looking for new tips or techniques for applying color to your comics, have a peek at this handy list.
Back again folks for another monthly webcomic roundup. I realize the updates have been few and far between, but that is because I’m working on a number of behind-the-scenes- projects that have taken up a lot of my time. I will try to update abit more frequently as this month goes on, and post some more tutorial links for digital drawing and webcomics. Click here to continue…
As most of you know, I’ve been collecting webcomic links for a while now. For the last few months I’ve been slacking BADLY. I want to make it up to you by posting a huge list of webcomics that I’ve been keeping to myself for the last few months! Just kidding – you may have heard of some of these, or they may be new to your eyes, but they’re ALL good. Trust me. Check them out and you’ll definitely agree! Click here to continue…
We’ve all seen a number of webcomics and work by various authors. Some are good, some are bad, and some are hidden gems. But how can you quickly find out which ones are must reads and which can be left for a later date (or avoided altogether?) Much like movies and books, webcomics also have their own critics who assess the quality of their work – art, writing, cohesiveness. Click here to continue…
Hey folks – here’s a bunch of webcomics that you should check out this month. Some are new, some are old and established, but all of them are worth a read. If you’re looking for some new reads, this is a good place to start. You can check back in the archives for other favorites that you may have missed. Click here to continue…
This month’s round-up features a variety of alternative webcomics for you to enjoy. Ranging from themes such as gay lifestyle to random humor, you’ll most certainly find something that piques your interest. Check out this month’s collection: Click here to continue…
I get asked this question quite a bit. There are a number of people who already know how to draw and don’t need basic pointers on how to physically draw a comic. They want to know how to get the ideas that are in their heads out there for all of the web to see. This week’s Tutorial Tuesday is going to focus on that. I’m going to show you the quickest way of getting your digital comics put together from planning and ideas right up to uploading to the Internet. I’ll use my own personal webcomic – El Cuervo - as the sample for this tutorial. Click here to continue…
If you’ve wondered why I’ve taken a few days off here and there, I suppose it’s time to let the cat out of the bag. I have a webcomic project I’ve been working on entitled El Cuervo, and I’ve finally created the website and released the first 5-6 pages of the comic. It’s going to be an ongoing webcomic that updates twice a week – on Mondays and Wednesdays. So while you’re waiting for your updates on idrawdigital, you can check out El Cuervo on the off days. Click here to continue…
