How to make a comic

This will teach you how to start making your own Marshopolis fan comics.

Step 1: The idea
Know what you are making! The hardest and worst part is being stuck and not knowing what happens next, brainstorm! And plan it out!

Step 2: The 3 P's
Protagonists, Places, and Parts. Who is in your comic? What do they do, what can they do, and how do they do it? Where is the comic? Where are the people, and where does it take place? What happens? This leads to that, then this leads to that, then after that it ends with this.

Step 3: Learn to draw
If you are new to drawing marshmallows, practice, practice and practice!

Step 4: The cover
Every comic has a cover, which is supposed catch the eye's attention. A pretty important factor is composition, how an artist arranges the elements of art (line, color, form, texture, space, etc.) to create a balanced and pleasing final image. Colour is most definitely needed, as it helps to describe the mood and help tell a story, if you were to draw a rainbow in black and white which is supposed to represent a comic about...rainbows, coloring it will most definitely make it seem as a lively comic. Comics are, arguably, a little unique because covers also often tell a story; or at the very least, hint at a story.