Loose pencil and ink lines with rough, energetic linework. Good for fast drafts, casual gag strips, or a raw, unfinished look.
Sketch style looks like a comic caught mid-draft: loose pencil lines, quick ink strokes and visible rough edges. It feels fast and informal.
It is a good choice when the idea matters more than the finish.
Because it is quick to look at, sketch pairs well with trying several versions of one idea. Change the ending, rerun it, and keep the one that works. Free credits for new accounts are enough to try a short strip.
Each one opens the comic wizard with the idea filled in and this style selected. Edit it however you like.
Five coworkers sit through a meeting while one of them quietly draws the whole thing as a comic.
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