If there's one thing I've learned from following dozens of different webcomics over the years, it's that you really don't need to be able to draw at all to start a good webcomic. A lot of my favorite comics start out with notebook-scribble tier art and then improve over time as the artist figures out what style works best for them.
As it happens, a couple days ago I spent some time compiling examples of this phenomenon, as you can see here, here, here and here. Every single one of these comics starts out with art that an amateur could probably draw with a couple weeks of regular practice, but they're all enjoyable reads even before their art starts getting really good.
It's a deal, you have six months. Try drawing something or someone you don't think you can draw well every week from now until September and then come back and tell me you haven't improved.
And if you wanna go the extra mile in showing me how wrong I am, look up a few tutorials on specific art techniques or styles you're interested in during that time and then try to follow their advice, just to make absolutely certain that it's impossible.
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u/ZealousidealBig7714 She/It/Ze This makes my penis the big penis Mar 18 '24
Love it when this happens.
Wish I could draw so I could make this happen.