Rachel Bennett 
I bought a beautiful, expensive sketchbook last year. It still sits on my shelf, ribbon marker untouched, pages crisp and white. I know exactly what is going on: I am afraid of ruining it, and that fear has quietly stolen the practice, the mistakes, and the growth I bought it for in the first place. … Read more
There’s nothing more frustrating than watching your sketchbook paper pill up into little fuzz balls or tear right through as you work. If you’ve been asking yourself “why does my sketchbook paper pill and tear,” the short answer is that it comes down to three things: the paper’s fiber composition, how much stress you’re putting … Read more
If you have ever wanted to make a webtoon but felt overwhelmed by the process, you are in the right place. This step-by-step guide walks you through everything from writing your first script to publishing on WEBTOON Canvas, even if you have never drawn a digital comic before. By the end, you will know exactly … Read more
Learning how to make a comic book from scratch is one of the most rewarding creative projects you can start today. I have helped first-time creators go from a blank page to a finished 24-page mini-comic, and I will walk you through the exact same pipeline. By the end of this guide, you will know … Read more
If you’ve been staring at a blank canvas wondering what canvas size should you use for webtoons, here’s the straight answer: the standard webtoon upload size is 800 x 1280 pixels per image strip. That’s the dimension Webtoon, Tapas, and similar platforms expect when you upload your finished episode. But here’s the part most beginners … Read more
The best software for making webtoons in depends on your platform, budget, and whether you need webtoon-specific tools like vertical scroll templates and panel management. After testing 8 popular options side by side, I found Clip Studio Paint leads for serious creators, while MediBang Paint and Krita are the strongest free picks for beginners. This … Read more
If you want to write comics, the script is where everything starts. Learning how to write a comic script means understanding how words on a page translate into panels, gutters, and speech bubbles that a reader will actually enjoy. This guide walks you through every step – from your first outline to a polished script … Read more
Learning how to draw comic panels and page layouts is one of the most important skills any aspiring comic artist can develop. A well-designed layout guides the reader’s eye, controls pacing, and transforms individual drawings into a cohesive visual story. Whether you’re working on manga, graphic novels, or webcomics, the principles of panel composition remain … Read more
Comic lettering is the craft that makes readers hear dialogue inside their heads. Get it right, and nobody notices — the story flows. Get it wrong, and every balloon becomes a speed bump that pulls readers out of the page. Whether you are lettering your first indie zine or tightening pages for a print run, … Read more
If you have ever finished drawing a comic and thought “I wish I could share this with the world,” this guide is for you. WEBTOON Canvas is the largest free self-publishing platform for comics online, and learning how to publish a webtoon on WEBTOON Canvas is easier than most creators expect. I have walked dozens … Read more