In this lesson you'll learn is a very simple, 'join the dots' approach for foreshortening that not only works, but actually makes it fun. The Rayman Method takes out all the complication, leaving you with a more intuitive way to plot out your character's pose, with foreshortening in mind, right from the get go. By the end, you'll be pushing the limits of depth and dimension in your characters, as they leap off the page with more 3D'ness than ever before.

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.

Learn the secrets of crosshatching for comic book illustration with this in-depth lesson.

Discover the secrets to shading your comic art like a pro! This fundamental lesson breaks down the core concepts of light and shadow.

In this class you'll learn an advanced method for drawing complex pictures with basic forms.

In this lesson you'll learn a method for constructing complex structures using basic forms.

This lesson takes a look at form obscuration in foreshortening - and throughout, we'll dive deep into into why it occurs and how it works.

In this lesson we'll learn how to present interlinked structures in perspective that are even more complex.

In this lesson we'll take an in-depth look at the effects of foreshortening applied to subforms.

In this lesson you'll get an in-depth introduction to foreshortening, and discover the basic principles that make it work.

In this lesson, we'll take a look at drawing weapons and props in perspective. You'll learn how to build them out of simple block forms.

In this lesson we'll be putting perspective into practice - as we use the perspective tools we've learned to create an epic environment!

In this lesson you'll learn how to draft up your ideas first, then build a perspective grid over the top of them.

Multi-point perspective allows you to draw objects onto a perspective grid at different rotations.

3 Point Perspective introduces an additional vanishing point to our scenes that can further enhance their sense of depth and dimension!

2 Point Perspective is the next step up when it comes to perspective grids! It adds yet another dimension of depth to your art.

In this Lesson you'll learn how to set up a 1 Point Perspective grid. Then we'll use it to construct a full-blown, three dimensional set.

Following on from the previous lesson, I'll show you how to combine geometric forms to create diverse structures.

In this lesson we're going back to the fundamentals of form!

In this lesson you'll learn how to sculpt and design shape.