I can’t stop watching your videos this has literally been helping answer so many things I’m coming up against.

Literally the best comic art channel around. I love your vids

I'm a simple person. I see a new video from this channel in my notification, I click on it. I sent this one to my coworkers. The thought process behind the efficiency tips was great.

He´s so helpless, clumsy and messy. As an artist, it feels so good to finnally be represented by someone who´s actually talented too😍

As an electrician, I was wincing as soon as you put up the "Do not do this" warning after showing the broken lamp 😬. "Is he gonna...Francis, the plug!!" Lol. But if you have to get zapped, that's the one you want, in one finger, through the hand and out the other finger....but it will let you know you f#*$ed up and will certainly wake you up! Great video with lots of helpful tips! Keep rocking Francis!

Guess who’s back. Back again. Francis is back. With a Vlog

Frncis, your content is amazing! thanks a lot for doing this :)

Gracias por enseñar su experiencia ❤❤❤

Great to see you here on KZfaq Francis! (Just discovered you here.) Love your work, and really dig your video style as well.

yayy it's back, love the series

dang man, im glad your okay- that was a gnarly shock !

I actually jumped when you shocked your hand but then laughed so hard. Great video as usual and very glad the shock wasn't more serious!

Awesome vlog as always 🔥🔥🔥

Just caught up on this whole series, absolutely loving it, so much fascinating advice! Hope you were okay and everything with the shock.

SAY IIIIIT! The symptoms are ADHD!! You have to pull the curtains open…not to make excuses…but to call the monster out and chin check its ass! Once I was diagnosed I started coaching, medication and was able to start dropping the bad habits. Made more progress in, albeit small, leaps and bounds.

You got it man, actions saved my life multiple times. I would also like to mention some sort of tool for stuff like renaming large groups of files. Literally saved me about an hours work creating new template files with corresponding page nrs.

That was kind of a cute episode. I really like the topics you pick. It always touches bits and pieces of the lives most people have. Like, don´t google symptoms. My wife woke me up last night at 1am because she googled some symptons of our son and now we have a doctors appointment for a rare disease that kinda happens more now because of covid. She is a nurse so i trust her since she knows this stuff well better than i do. But you will always find some horrible thing googling anything :D The thing with the shortcuts is something i happen to run into every few months again. I know better, but when you feel the flow you want to have all the stuff behind you to get into rendering the image and then you fall flat on your face a few days later lol. Shortkeys are my endboss. Like there´s the few i always use in every program and then theres all the others which i constantly keep forgetting :D One of those things your mind is totally aware of how helpfull they are but you never get around to actually learn them lol

The music was so epic! I love the fact that you chose to clean up before starting. It’s so overlooked but so insanely helpful. An amazing vid as always. Breathtaking digital artwork - it turns out to look like it was done with physical pen and inks. I love the sandy looking ink wash; it really adds texture. Just one question spiraling off of your awesome answer from the other video: do you always tend to use 11x17 for your own physical projects? Thanks! Looking forward to the next one.

Awesome episode Francis! Just loving this series. When you are working on pages quickly, do you use a lot of photo ref for poses/lighting when you go to your ink phase? I feel like between that and perspective is where I get caught up trying to achieve the look I want. Do you pull most of that from your mind? Thanks again!

Man, you're giving away ALL the secrets, aren't you? 😄

Can you do a quick video on the dimensions you work in for a comic page and how do you export it, i.e., do you export a layered photoshop file for colorists, etc.?

At 2:35, what size/dpi is the panel you're working on? I feel you've probably mentioned it in a past video, but I can't recall. Thanks for this video!

sorry if this makes me sound like an art neophyte, but what's the glove for? does it support your grip and stop hand fatigue?

Oof when you got shocked😬

Go see The Creator this weekend!!