This is for next class. Don't worry about it yet.
1.create new file
---file/new/------
resolution :300 dpi --for print
file size :
8.5x 11 inch ( A4 size) --portait
11x 8.5 ---- landscape
RGB color
8bit
2. Open your sketch image
/ select/ select all/
edit/copy/paste in to your new image
Tool/Move Tool
Edit /transform/scale
3. Widnow/ layers
rename your layer 1 to sketch
Change Normal to Multiply in Layers
create new layer for color ( rename layer to color)
Change Normal to Multiply in Layers
save as PSD file
4. created new layer
rename layer to boxes
Tool/Rectangular Marquee tool
Edit/fill/foregroud color( white)
Layres/ double click boxes layer/
Stroke /structure/size
5. Tool/ brush
Window/Color
extra
Choose Edit > Transform > Scale, Rotate
Friday, October 7, 2016
easel pose photo references
Can you give more space between the easel and Lilia and pull her arms out little more from her body? You can use " post it" to fix ( or piece of paper and tape).
Or we can fix it in photoshop. ( Hold until Sunday)
Thumbnail Sketch
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Next Class is Oct 9th on Sunday. CHANGED
Hi Chankyo and Rhea,
Next Class is Oct 9th on Sunday.Have your photoshop and tablet ready! Yay!
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Basic PhotoShop Tool
If you have photoshop ready, you may want to take a look at basics of Tool Tutorial. Ask me questions if anything is not clear.
You don't have to learn every tool for now ( it is overwhelming). Get familar with Brush and Eraser and Text in Tool Window.
This is not mandatory, please focus on your rough tumbnail first. Once your rough tumbnail is done, please post it. I will give you feed back and take whatever you like from my critic. Then, you are going to make clean sketches. thanks.
Monday, October 3, 2016
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Assignment until Oct 9th. Sunday
I will check in with you guys on Oct 9th shortly or we may have a full one hour class on Oct. 9th , so please let me know if you can't make it. )
Please finish your thumbnail drawing , and post on the blog.
Please make clean sketch from your thumbnail drawing and post on the blog . You may want to use vellum tracing paper . Or draw again fresh ( if you draw again, you will be better.)
Chankyo, think about getting Wacom Tablet and Photoshop if you want to learn computer graphic. Please discuss with your parents.
If you think it is unnecessary, you can always paint with your best friends. ( pencil or watercolor or marker.)
Post your Inner Critic character on the blog because I love them so much.
Please finish your thumbnail drawing , and post on the blog.
Please make clean sketch from your thumbnail drawing and post on the blog . You may want to use vellum tracing paper . Or draw again fresh ( if you draw again, you will be better.)
Chankyo, think about getting Wacom Tablet and Photoshop if you want to learn computer graphic. Please discuss with your parents.
If you think it is unnecessary, you can always paint with your best friends. ( pencil or watercolor or marker.)
Post your Inner Critic character on the blog because I love them so much.
Thumbnail
There was one problem: I kind of wanted to include a background (setting) with her full body to the left but I don't know how to include the easel that way because it would hen cover the entire panels beneath.
Sent from my iPhone
Shading
I think I'm getting better at shading spheres! This is an assignment I had from art. I'm still working on the cube though.
Sent from my iPhone
Friday, September 30, 2016
Scholastic Art & Writing Awards’ Comic Art online galleries
Comic Art
Category Description
A pictorial narrative in deliberate sequence—with or without
text—that tells a story or develops an idea through use of a single or
multiple panels.
Examples (including but not limited to) Comic strips, comic books, storyboards, web comics, or selections from graphic novels.
Special Instructions Do not base characters and plots on already published comic books or published series.
Submissions You can upload up to eight images for each Comic Art submission. We highly recommend that you enter any text in the field provided on the upload page. Each image has its own field in which you can enter text. This will ensure jurors can read your work during judging.
Click here to see examples of previous works in this category.
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Examples (including but not limited to) Comic strips, comic books, storyboards, web comics, or selections from graphic novels.
Special Instructions Do not base characters and plots on already published comic books or published series.
Submissions You can upload up to eight images for each Comic Art submission. We highly recommend that you enter any text in the field provided on the upload page. Each image has its own field in which you can enter text. This will ensure jurors can read your work during judging.
Click here to see examples of previous works in this category.
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Additional Instructions
If your submission consist of more than one page, please
indicate how many pages are in your submission in the space provided
above.
Work Type
2-D Work (Height x Width)
Assignment until Oct 2nd ( Next class) , Sunday
Hi Chankyo and Rhea,
Have you thought about your scene?
We are going to work on tumbnail drawings for your scene on Sunday, Oct 2nd. See you soon.
Please have following things for the class.
A4 size papers (printing paper is fine) and your sketch book.
Blue or Red or any color pencil
Black pencil and eraser.
Post it (sticky note) or (scissors and tape )
Have you thought about your scene?
We are going to work on tumbnail drawings for your scene on Sunday, Oct 2nd. See you soon.
Please have following things for the class.
A4 size papers (printing paper is fine) and your sketch book.
Blue or Red or any color pencil
Black pencil and eraser.
Post it (sticky note) or (scissors and tape )
Rough Tumb Nails
1. Writing/thumbnailing
I start with a story goal in mind, a short
written outline, and a loose series of plot points that I write out on a
plot diagram. Since I’m very much a visual thinker, the meat of my
writing process involves thumbnailing out small sequences of images. I
create scenes organically as I let the pictures lead my thought process
on where a scene is going. I fill many pages with scenes and snippets of
scenes. Then I go through them all and refine and combine these small
scenes into thumbnailed pages as the story fits together in sections.
This is a lengthy push and pull process, and I find this method helps me
stumble upon a lot of interesting scenes and sequences I may not have
thought of if I was writing words with the more logical side of my
brain. As I thumbnail I also jot down little bits of dialogue in the
margins, but sometimes the visuals will give me a good indication of the
story at this point without getting overly detailed about dialogue. In
the end, I eventually end up with a rough story pieced together from
these small thumbnailed pages. At this stage I do a lot of moving of
pages/scenes around, adding dialogue, and adjusting things until I’m
happy with the story.
Thursday, September 29, 2016
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