Cartoonist Blog

Consistency is a cornerstone in the realm of webcomics , influencing not only the quality of the artwork but also the engagement and growth of the audience. It encompasses various facets, from maintaining a uniform artistic style to adhering to a regular publishing schedule . ​ Visual Consistency: Establishing a Recognizable Style A consistent visual style ensures that readers can easily identify characters and settings, fostering a deeper connection with the narrative. This involves: ​ Character Design : Developing detailed character sheets with various poses, expressions, and angles helps in maintaining uniformity throughout the comic. As Nilah Magruder emphasizes, understanding and sticking to your design choices is crucial for consistency. ​ Artistic Techniques : Utilizing the same line weights, color palettes , and shading methods across panels reinforces a cohesive look. Regular practice and familiarity with your designs contribute significantly to achieving this consistency...

International Women's Day Today is the 8th of March, International Women's Day. Woman gives birth; just think, if there was no womankind on Earth, it means there was no mankind. As a man, we should be respectful to our mothers, sisters, and love ones. I think equally, whatever our gender is, it is very important to be a good human being, affectionate and warm-hearted person. If we all become good human beings, then the entire world will be a peaceful place to live, then we can celebrate every day as a Women's day, Men’s day, Human’s day and Valentine's Day, and many more.   One of my drawings about the establishment of Women's Rights. 

Throughout the history of animation , numerous animal characters have captured audiences' hearts with their humor, charm, and memorable antics. Here are some of the most iconic funny animals in cartoon history:​ Mickey Mouse Created by Walt Disney , Mickey Mouse is one of the most iconic characters of the 20th century, representing happiness and charm. Bugs Bunny A clever and insouciant rabbit from the Looney Tunes series, Bugs is known for his catchphrase "Eh... What's up, doc?" and his role as Warner Bros .' mascot. Garfield This chubby cat, created by Jim Davis , loves lasagna and hates Mondays. Since his debut in 1978, Garfield has resonated with audiences for his humorous take on laziness and appetite. ​ Snoopy The loyal beagle from the ' Peanuts ' comic strip by Charles M. Schulz , Snoopy is known for his imaginative adventures and humorous antics.   Daffy Duck A central character in the Looney Tunes series, Daffy is known for his sarcastic ...