Drawing Backgrounds in Clip Studio Paint ( Freehand Method )

In this one I show you how I draw buildings in Clip Studio Paint. I draw out a perspective grid and then do my best to draw freehand as much as possible. It can help to make the work look more organic and natural.
What methods do you use? Comment below and let others know what works best for you. Also, let me know which videos you would like to see on the channel next!
IF you want to learn more on Perspective Drawing you can check out my full course here on Udemy - www.udemy.com/course/drawing-...
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More drawing tutorials on the way soon and thank you for watching!
Robert A. Marzullo
Ram Studios Comics
www.ramstudioscomics.com

[@MauricioLopez-pn8ez]

I love your videos
You are my favourite drawing teacher

[@Thollis1987]

Another awesome tutorial from Mr. Robert Marzullo❤

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you very much! I try! :)

[@grimsonforce7504]

Yes! More background love, of course when you have spare time can you do more interior tutorials? I bought your course on backgrounds and perspective and it was easily one of the best courses I've taken. Thanks so much for sharing your time and resources.

[@raidenstark4964]

Robert Sir you are best ❤

[@John-mz8rj]

Extrude spline, lathe spline. 3d is great for under drawing.

[@TheCORE.]

I'm trying learn something from your videos. I done some underground 3d rendering and I show people for their opinion. From your video I see you're doing an architectural drawing. I'm trying to do architectural 3d rendering with blender. Outside is easier for me. Inside a home you need to think of more like if there's a a staircase where's it going to go.

[@BrandonPilcher]

How do you draw the perspective grid in the first place?

[@RobertMarzullo]

You go to Layer>Ruler/Frame>New Ruler and select 3 Point. Then drag them to the position you want and draw the guides. Let me know if you need more help. I have videos on the topic.

[@TafariMosi]

I'm currently creating 3 issues for a superhero comic series. I find myself adding much detail to the front covers itself. But my question is would you recommend adding this type of detail to the background throughout the story?