Building Blocks

Lesson 1 in 2D Sequence Illustration

Lesson Information

In this first Lesson, you will learn what makes a good sequence illustration. Patrick will begin by taking you through the key terms used when describing your art, as well as the tools you'll use to craft your scenes. Then you'll go through the underlying concepts involved in telling compelling stories with your images. Finally, you will build your own concept and gather reference material to begin your painting.

Homework

Reference Boards

Jump into the Brief Builder and craft your story concept, then begin collecting references which inspire you to tell that story. Create a minimum of three reference boards: one for mood/lighting, one for location and one for character.

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Alex Wright 2 years ago

Oh man thank you much that’s perfect! Saved me a lot of stress! 😂 very much appreciated

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Roman Dawson 2 years ago

Sorry I missed question about shapes. I made png of these shapes, I hope it suits — https://www.dropbox.com/s/11pbv15u38c2ait/shapes.zip?dl=0

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Alex Wright 2 years ago

Yeah it does but the cash files are custom shapes only for Photoshop. But I can't even open them in PS so I'm a bit stuck now really :/

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Roman Dawson 2 years ago

I thought that Procreate 5 has an ability to move brushes from PS to iPad? Am I wrong?

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Alex Wright 2 years ago

Ahh good idea man. Is there anyway anyone can send me like the .png images from them so I can stamp them? I don't really have a way to view to .csh file 👍

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