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[badass-genius]

@normani #art #artwork #nawden #sketchd #drawing #portrait #procreate #melanin #normani #afro #africa #african #black #blackwomen #blackisbeautiful #blackart #badassgenius https://www.instagram.com/p/CDb-_qBppyO/?igshid=1hccqggc7i0uf

[ranminfan]

Sorry it’s a little dark, this was after I watched Ralp Breaks the Internet. Absolutely loved the movie, I was so happy that Surge Protector had more screen times and dialouges than last time. Also eboy is adorable.

[malachidraws]

Thanks to everyone who participated in my over 300 follower giveaway! Stay tuned for the next one!! Congrats to @waterlily.sakura.life !!! Dm me your shipping info 😁😁😁 #free #copic #ink #art #artstagram #instagood #artist #comicartist #sketchd #sketch #wakandaforever #marvelcomics #dccomics

[bielart]

Goodra Banana

Blame my friends, not me...

[linestofive]

Exploring the Unpredictable World of Creating Comics in the Social Media Era - SKTCHD

We look at how making comics has changed in the social media era

We’re living in one of the greatest times in the history of comics. Fans of rigid continuity in superhero comics may disagree, but the proof is all over the place. Sales records are being broken, avenues for creators are expanding, the audience is diversifying, and the comics themselves are of a high quality, and those aspects have combined to make this an exciting period in the industry and for readers.

But something that has grown alongside the comic industry boom has helped a lot too: social media. While it’d be difficult to come up with specific instances where social has driven sales or improved the quality of comics, you’d be hard pressed to say it hasn’t helped. Comics are a visual medium, and compelling imagery thrives on social. Their natural pairing has made the comic world smaller while also more accessible than ever. That’s an exciting thing.

[073bot]

some traditional sketches i’ve put together