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Introduction

Clayton Barton

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Clayton Barton

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A professional comic book artist and educator, Clayton has helped thousands of artists around the world improve their skills and bring their ideas to life through comics.

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“Talent is merely the motivation to master that which you’re most passionate about.”

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How to Draw Chests and Breasts with Ed Foychuk

ANATOMY

HOW TO DRAW CHESTS AND BREASTS WITH
ED FOYCHUK

Clayton Barton

Clayton Barton

Jul 26, 2025 · 1 min read

The chest and breasts make up a majority of the forward facing upper torso, making them a prominent spectacle when it comes to character bust shots - and as a comic artist, trust me, you'll be given plenty of opportunity to draw them. In this lesson, Ed Foychuk shows us how!

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Proportional Foreshortening

FUNDAMENTALS

Proportional Foreshortening

In this lesson, I'm going to break down my process for keeping the proportions of your characters in check when pushing and pulling them into those dynamic, foreshortened poses. You'll learn how to stretch the measurements of the human body, and compose your characters into almost any depth enhanced pose - without breaking them.

By Clayton Barton · Aug 5, 2025

Drawing Characters at Different Distances

SEQUENTIAL STORYTELLING

Drawing Characters at Different Distances

In this lesson, we dive into drawing characters at different distances, with a laser focus on the art of simplification.

This isn't about just "drawing smaller" or leaving things out. It's a specific skill... where you know exactly what to leave out and what to keep in to maintain the essence of your character. Mastering this skill allows you to create those epic, expansive scenes without losing their identity.

By Clayton Barton · Jun 28, 2025

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