Graphic Novels: Illustrating and Writing

By:

Daniel Cooney

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: A & C Black Publishers Ltd 2011 .Description: 160pISBN:

9781408139448

Uniform titles:

Graphic Novels: Illustrating and Writing

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

808.066 SID-B-9277

Summary: You don't need to be a great artist to create your own comic book or graphic novel. This comprehensive manual shows you everything you need to know to turn the beginnings of a story idea into a visually compelling and fully illustrated comic book, and how to get it published on the web or in print. Topics include: how to create characters and plot lines, drama and suspense, understanding grids and layouts, panel captions, speech, lettering, transitions and viewing angles. It also covers all the essentials of drawing from figures, backgrounds and perspectives to inking, colouring and digital rendering.

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You don't need to be a great artist to create your own comic book or graphic novel. This comprehensive manual shows you everything you need to know to turn the beginnings of a story idea into a visually compelling and fully illustrated comic book, and how to get it published on the web or in print. Topics include: how to create characters and plot lines, drama and suspense, understanding grids and layouts, panel captions, speech, lettering, transitions and viewing angles. It also covers all the essentials of drawing from figures, backgrounds and perspectives to inking, colouring and digital rendering.

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