How do you do comic pencils?

It depends on the style and purpose of your comic. For simple sketches, they don't need to be overly detailed. But for more intricate and professional work, you might want very fine and precise pencils.

The lifespan of pencils for comic books varies. If you draw a lot and apply heavy pressure, they might not last as long. But with moderate use and proper sharpening, they could last for a decent amount of time.

Comic pencils usually have a harder lead for cleaner lines. Regular pencils might be softer and better for shading.

You can get pencils in High School Story by completing certain tasks or quests assigned by the game.

Comic book artists often use mechanical pencils with fine leads, like 0.5mm or 0.3mm. Also, graphite pencils in different hardness grades like 2B, 4B, and 6B are popular.

Yes, pencils can get erased when doing comic inking, but it depends on the type of pencil and ink used.

Free pencils can have a big impact on high school story characters. Consider a character who is always disorganized and forgets their pencils. The free pencils become a savior for them, allowing them to participate fully in class. For characters involved in school clubs, like the art club or the writing club, free pencils are a great resource. They can use them to create artworks or write stories without having to worry about the cost. And for the school staff in the story, the free pencils can be a sign of a well - managed school that cares about the students' needs.

Yes, I do. Colored pencils can give a nice texture and effect to comics.

Manga artists often use mechanical pencils with fine leads, like 0.3 or 0.5 mm. These provide precise lines.

Start by choosing the right colors that represent the dragon's features. For example, use red and orange for fire, green for scales. Then, shade lightly to build up the depth and texture.