Argument Part 2

Here's the continuation of the argument project I'm doing for Visual Storytelling. For this one we had to play around with the pace and panel layout and than had to ink it. I mostly worked with a brush which I was happy with, but man I was really fighting that board. If any of you are into smooth brushwork, I'd recommend not using Strathmore's 500 Series Vellum Bristol Board, unless you like your brush work to be real jagged. I think I did fine and the professor kind of liked the rough texture of the brush. Personally I prefer something smoother. I might try Strathmore's 500 Series Smooth or the Semi Smooth at some point. Oh well's, hope you guys enjoys. Seeya next post.

Argument Part 1:Thumbnails

Even more goodness from today. Thought I'd upload these thumbnails of a wordless argument. It's Part 1 of an ongoing assignment in Visual Storytelling. Try and figure out what the argument's about and I'll give you a cookie.


On second thought...no cookie.

Let the Wild Rumpus Start

First and foremost, I never read where the "Where the Wild Things Are" when I was child nor am I interested in seeing the new movie. This assignment was merely a pin-up assignment in visual storytelling: pure and simple. I did however read the book as well as read a psychoanalysis on it in my Children's Story Book Class. Freud's one f'd up dude is all I'm sayin'. Here's the piece, hopes you enjoys.

Deer Huntin'

Here's a pin-up I did for my visual storytelling class. It' Wolverine hunting a deer in the forest. I had some real fun putting the composition together and teach's advice on using the moon as a framing device really did the trick. Hopes ya'll's enjoys.