Episode 20 - Drawing For Comics (Feat. Moti Friedman)

There's many things that set comics apart from other art forms. Not only must you be skilled in the traditional teachings of drawing, but you must also harness the ability to take the audience on a visual journey throughout your stories. Comics are about guiding the reader through an immersive narrative and it's your job as the creator to cultivate that experience - an experience that makes them feel like they are right there inside the panel as they read. This requires an in-depth knowledge of the hidden nuances that make a comic book work, and in Episode 20 of the HTDC Podcast, special guest artist Moti Friedman shows us the tip of the ice berg. Moti has had his art published around the world since 1993, fulfilling his most recent role as co-writer and artist on Tom Raches Black Alpha Comic Book Series. As well as honing his abilities as a practiced comic book artist, children's book illustrator, and writer - for almost three decades he’s developed courses and taught aspiring artists at numerous universities. This episode is packed full of valuable insights for comic artists, beginners to advanced. We hope you enjoy it, and take home ton of value. Thanks for listening, -Clayton