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So, I finally finished a piece. It was actually my first Ink'd piece. I submitted an entry for Jason Brubaker's Sithrah contest. He aired my piece on his you tube channel among other entries! To go from not drawing at all for years, to drawing creatively daily for the last 6 months has been ground braking for me. I've found that my art is a release from the anxiety and stress I experienced in the past. I'm completing more work then I've done my entire life. I love comics again! To continue with my progress I'm preparing an entry for M. Knights Split contest. It's nearly inked. It will be my first digital inked piece. And it will also be my f

So, I've begun following the teachings of Clayton Barton. So far it's been great to have guidance among this sea of information called the internet. So today I'm going to simplify things by focusing on my hair. Yes! I'm a bald man. But the hair I speak of is that upon the heads of my characters. I really want to nail this. And fortunately enough for me, Clayton has a tutorial on How To Draw Comics.net that shows you how to render good comic book hair. So, those are my efforts today. Lets see what happens! Cheers! Brandon

So yesterday a video by Robert Marzullo of Ram Studios popped up on my YouTube feed. It was a video recommending a eBook Clayton Barton has written about proportions. Oddly enough it was exactly what I needed at the moment. I've been struggling with consistency in my work for months now. I went to art school years ago and took "lighting" courses on the proportions of human anatomy. Because those courses were taken so long ago and only covered certain topics briefly, I don't believe I fully understood, learned or prioritized the subject matter. So after dropping $30 bucks on Clayton's Ultra Pack and taking 5 hours to download the file to my co