Perfect Guide to Smooth Transitions: Scripts to Comic Pages [Coloso, Miki Montllo, Group Buy]

Learn how to transform scripts into eye-catching comic pages while preserving your originality. This comprehensive course covers various aspects, from reading between the lines and visualizing scenes to creating compelling characters and dynamic backgrounds.

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6 Class Exercises​

1. Storyboarding
2. Character Design
3. Transition: Storyboard to comic page
4. References and Visualization
5. Inking
6. Coloring

What You’ll Learn​

1. Script Analysis
   • Carefully read provided scripts, analyzing them to determine which parts should be incorporated into the storyboard. Selecting key details is crucial to accurately depict scenes.
2. Page Planning
   • Understand the limitations of panels and pages in comics. Learn tips and rules for planning a page effectively, ensuring it conveys the story without becoming overly detailed.
3. Comic Book Characters
   • Explore character design in comic art to avoid overly wordy comics. Learn how to design characters based on their stories and convey different emotions through diverse facial expressions.
4. Comic Page Composition
   • Choose comic page templates strategically. Consider factors such as timing, sense of rhythm, panel size, and distribution. Gain insights into effective page composition with tips and tricks.
5. Ink Your Comic
   • Understand the unique aspects of “inking” in comics. Unlike traditional illustration, in comics, we ink the page directly after sketching. Explore different aspects of inking, including ink brushes, distribution, and its historical significance.
6. Coloring Process
   • Recognize the purpose of coloring as a storytelling tool in comics. Understand how coloring works in comics and walk through the coloring process step by step. Practice and experiment with coloring techniques to enhance your storytelling skills.

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