How These Courses Work
We designed these programs around how people actually learn creative skills — through practice, feedback, and seeing what works in real projects.
Learn by Doing, Not Just Watching
Each week brings new assignments that build on what you've practiced before. You'll work on projects that mirror real creative challenges — designing a character lineup, mapping out a story arc, or building a consistent visual style.
The focus is on developing your own approach. We give you techniques and principles, then you apply them to your ideas. That way, you're not just copying — you're building skills you can use for any project down the road.
Weekly Project Briefs
Each assignment is designed to tackle one core skill with clear goals and creative freedom.
Instructor Feedback Rounds
Submit your work and get detailed critiques that help you understand what's working and what needs adjustment.
Peer Review Sessions
Share progress with other students, learn from different approaches, and build your eye for good design.
Build a Portfolio That Shows Your Range
By the time you finish, you'll have completed work that demonstrates specific skills. Not just practice sketches — finished pieces you can actually show when applying for opportunities or pitching your own projects.
We emphasize presentation too. How you frame your work matters as much as the work itself. You'll learn to document your process, write artist statements, and put together a cohesive portfolio that tells people what you can do.
And because everyone's working toward different goals, we tailor final projects to fit your interests. Whether you want to focus on character sheets, environment concepts, or comic pages, the structure supports what you're trying to achieve.
