SuitabookLearning visual storytelling
Readers are guided through drawing characters and urban locations and experimenting with dialogue and storytelling styles.
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William Potter - Author
This guide combines drawing practice with comic-making: readers are invited to design characters, choreograph action and create city settings. It also covers dialogue and visual storytelling, with the aim of helping readers find their own style.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis guide combines drawing practice with comic-making: readers are invited to design characters, choreograph action and create city settings. It also covers dialogue and visual storytelling, with the aim of helping readers find their own style.
Readers are guided through drawing characters and urban locations and experimenting with dialogue and storytelling styles.
The subject includes martial arts and hand-to-hand combat, with instruction on choreographing fights.
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