>>1553603>>1553214The first thing you need to do is learn how to draw a box
www.drawabox.comThe second thing, or rather during learning how to draw a box it is to learn some gesture, anatomy and form
Andrew Loomis' books and Proko on YouTube are good for that. Research some more sources.
Learn composition so you can use the framing to your advantage
http://www.floobynooby.com/comp1.htmlPractice all this at your own pace that helps you get better. The strategy all comes down to you.
Don't stop working on your comic, unless you want to, develop a story and research research research. Research other similar stories with similar themes, for example, research witch craft, research some good ARGs, research the occult, etc. Consume as much as you create, build a library. Research. The trick to writing stories, making characters etc is to keep in mind that good artists copy, while great artists steal. It sounds counterintuitive, but you'll spend too much time trying to come up with something "original", you'll end up with something bad OC tier. The wheel is already invented, look up what constitutes good character design. Research.
If you want to do it digitally get a tablet or use a program like Inkscape or Synfig which let's you manipulate splines
>>1554121>>1554107>>1554075These people will also never go away. They have no criticism. Ignore them.
>>1554010>>1554023>>1554035>>1554043These critics are your greatest allies. You should also try other websites where shitposting is not considered critique.
I hope this is enough info. Good luck.
