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How I draw my daily webcomic on my website

I go over the process for how I draw my daily webcomic I post on my website.

I've been drawing this comic for about 4 years now. It's a diary comic called "Then This Happened..." I think of something that happens to me each day and I try to express it in four panels. No punchlines, just a slice of life from my day.

Related link - Collected books of my webcomic from the past three years are available now on Amazon in eBook and paperback!

In the video, I show how I use the program Medibang Paint which has a feature to create the panels automatically.

picture of guy and a webcomic panel screen

Then I write out the text for each panel and the drawing settings I have been using on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A with S Pen.

picture of guy drawing webcomic on screen with pen

The story that I draw about in this video deals with a problem I've been having with an online distributor that has been claiming songs as theirs by my band Lorenzo's Music which I feel like that happens a lot!

You can check out the finished comic on the website here! 


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Location: Madison, WI, USA

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