Post by nolan on Jun 20, 2006 14:30:01 GMT -5
An artist can do a lot to make or break a comic book story. It is important that a comic book writer be able to maximize the strengths and downplay the weaknesses of any artist that they work with.
And with that in mind, there are going to be a number of prompts asking for you to write a story with a particular artist in mind to draw it. The artists will, for the most part, be established professionals with large galleries of work available online.
In this exercise, you are to imagine that Simone Bianchi is the person that is going to draw your comic story. Look at his art--his style, the way he does action scenes, characters, etc. and try to write a story that would make the best use out of his art.
His gallery can be found below: www.simonebianchi.com/main.asp?L=e
And with that in mind, there are going to be a number of prompts asking for you to write a story with a particular artist in mind to draw it. The artists will, for the most part, be established professionals with large galleries of work available online.
In this exercise, you are to imagine that Simone Bianchi is the person that is going to draw your comic story. Look at his art--his style, the way he does action scenes, characters, etc. and try to write a story that would make the best use out of his art.
His gallery can be found below: www.simonebianchi.com/main.asp?L=e