Let's draw roughly with all our heart

The title of the book I stumbled upon changed my mind about painting. I started drawing with all my heart, so the burden of drawing was gone. Also, even though the painting might be a little flimsy, people began to sympathize with the heart contained in my paintings. I want you to feel comfortable and enjoy painting. I think I can draw as many pictures that are easy to read and look good without much effort. What if I can't draw a little? We're doing good enough!

Class Duration

A total of 7 chaptersIt consists of, and when it comes to creating a work 1 hour to 2 hours It takes about a while. In this class “One Cut Essay Toon a Day,” “How to Use Clip Studio,” “Create Your Own Character,” “Draw an Instagram Toon”I'm going to learn. The course offers 16 weeks so that you can draw in a leisurely manner.

The time required may vary depending on the individual and the speed of progress.

What do you learn?

One Cut Essay Toon a Day

This is the case when you paint in the style of Instagram cartoons and illustrations that are popular these days, and then give up after a few days. I would like to share with you the experience I realized at that time. In order to continue drawing with empathy for a long time, what I needed was not the programs or tools I needed to draw, but the best drawing. Let's complete one cut a day with this class!

Manually and digitally finished

I think that in order to draw steadily, you need to spend a good amount of time and effort. Therefore, I think it would be a good idea to develop the ability to draw every day by hand work with a pen and scan and upload it with an app, and if I practice, I think it would be a good idea to start working on essay toons. My goal is to draw one cut a day with a pencil or pen and upload it immediately, and the goal is to draw essay toons using Clip Studio, a computer program!

Class preview

📍 This class was created with Clip Studio 1.8.5.

Welcome: It's a skill to draw slowly and steadily.

• Lesson 1: An introduction to talented artists
• Lesson 2: Introduction to “O Life and Enjoyable Life Class”
• Lesson 3: Introduction to what to bring (manual work, how to use clip studio)

Chapter 1. Find your own painting style: While looking at old paintings, I take time to find out what kind of paintings I like. If you're new to painting, don't worry, I'll practice finding my own style while looking at pictures that I usually like.

• Lesson 1: Take out the paintings from the past
• Lesson 2: Why Your Own Painting Style Matters
• Lesson 3: Finding Your Own Painting Style

Chapter 2. Create a character in your own style: I'm going to create my own character based on the lessons I learned in lesson 1. The point of this lesson is to create characters that look as good as possible without struggling!

• Lesson 1: Creating Characters (Animals/People)
• Lesson 2: Basic Character Shapes
• Lesson 3: Expression of characters' expressions/movements

Chapter 3. Draw one cut a day: Now that you've completed your own character, why not share your daily life with one shot a day instead of a diary? Let's start by deciding on topics and completing your own diary by hand or using an iPad.

• Lesson 1: Choosing Your Own Topic
• Lesson 2: Hand drawn with a pen, one cut per day (color is iPad)
• Lesson 3: One shot a day drawn on iPad (Clip Studio)

Chapter 4. Drawing an essay toon: Once you've mastered one cut a day, this time let's draw an essay toon by linking the content. I'll share everything from explanations about Instagram toons and essay toons to how to choose your own topics!

• Lesson 1: Understanding Instagram Toons
• Lesson 2: Choosing Your Own Topic
• Lesson 3: Writing an Essay Toon Story

Chapter 5. Draw with Clip Studio: If you want to draw manga more professionally, let's learn how to use Clip Studio together!

• Lesson 1: Understanding Clip Studio Tools
• Lesson 2: Using Brushes and Materials
• Lesson 3: Sketching with Clip Studio
• Lesson 4: Finishing comics with Clip Studio

Chapter 6. Draw an essay toon by hand: Let's also learn how to draw essay toons by hand without using tools!

• Lesson 1: Sketching with a pencil
• Lesson 2: Draw a line with a pen
• Lesson 3: Scaning/Coloring

Chapter 7. Make a steady drawing habit: I'll show you how to keep sharing my daily life on Instagram toons and essay toons rather than a one-time hobby!

• Lesson 1: Why You Should Draw Roughly With Your Heart
• Lesson 2: Things you should never see

Q & A

Q. Is it OK if I can't draw?

• In this day and age, well-drawn pictures are important, but I think honest pictures are more important and are loved a lot. In particular, due to the fast-consuming nature of social media, I don't think images are that important. If you draw slowly, you'll definitely be able to follow along.

Q. Do I have to have an iPad?

• It's not. I initially drew and uploaded by hand, and now I sometimes use manual work. Of course, when I color, I use a laptop or iPad to paint, but I don't need an iPad to draw.

Q. It's too hard to decide on a topic.

• Me too. Every time I draw a manga, I wonder what to draw, and every time a great manga comes up, I have to draw that one. But now I think I have a rough idea of what to draw. I want to continue to have fun drawing. I would like to be painting friends who draw together while talking about how to do that and sharing pictures.