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People always ask me how long it takes to be a cartoonist too. How long does it take to learn to draw characters for illustrations or other projects?

But I do not realize is that the design of learning is much more dependent on the will to learn the art of a talent. You might the next Stan Lee, but practice and study, as in any other profession, is more likely that you will never acquire the skills necessary to be competent.

I know people who have started with no experience and 6 months after my class had learned so many things that made it easier to find a job making drawings Illustrative, but these people really had a passion for art, and willingness to keep learning.

The problem that makes the process of learning to draw a matter of personal effort that is not our brain has to assimilate the information, but our perception of the place. We have to develop a keen sense of anatomy human proportions and facial expressions only to the list of some of the subjects, His technique also should be solid as a rock. But if you are one of those who really want to learn to draw characters from my best advice is always: practice, study and practice some more … repeat the process again, . There are also a resource available on the Internet today many excellent books on the market that makes it much easier and faster than a few years earlier.

In conclusion, if you stop asking to old to start the process or if you have enough time to study and start asking if you have the passion and desire to learn this wonderful art, because if you do, there is nothing in this world to prevent the achievement of its objectives.

On my blog, I try to teach step by step how drawing, each week I post a tutorial to show a different technology for the construction of the most famous cartoon / comic characters', and also advice excellent for finding the best books on the market.

Fabricio Ono, Fabz

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