I am in the sixth grade, and I have no painting foundation. Now I have signed up for a painting class with my brother, but I can learn gouache as soon as I enter, but I like comics.

Sketch is to train your composition and modeling ability, gouache is to train your color sense and color collocation, and to express the relationship between light and shade in a color way for modeling.

Therefore, instead of learning these things, learn comics directly, just like primary school students going to courses above high school, which is twice the result with half the effort!

Moreover, comics are also very demanding for the overall coherence of the composition structure and the performance of color contrast! It's not as simple as you think.

In addition, comics should also have a foundation for the shot switching of composition, so those things should help you lay a good foundation for painting!

The most important thing is to teach your teacher, and the rest is to practice hard by yourself!

Learning these requires a technical foundation, and you don't need an overnight talent! Still have to work hard on your own!

I hope you can refuel!