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Sequential Storytelling

SEQUENTIAL STORYTELLING

Slow-Paced Comic Sequences: Part 2

Advanced · Lesson 10 of 11 in Sequential Storytelling · By Clayton Barton

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ABOUT THIS LESSON

In Part 2 of the Slow-Paced Sequences class we'll carry on refining the page we were working on in the previous lesson.

Throughout the process, we'll continue the discussion on what makes for a riveting, yet steadily paced sequence. You'll learn the power of close ups, and how to refine a character from multiple, dynamic angles.

Most importantly, you'll see how a rudimentary scribble is defined into a tightened sketch - prepped and ready for final pencils, or even inked line work.

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Panel Pacing

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Slow-Paced Comic Sequences: Part 1

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Cropping Comic Panels for Immersive Sequential Storytelling

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