Visual Storytelling: The Art and Technique
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.45 (500 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0823003175 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Caputo has been writing for 30 years including business plan, articles, books and technical manuals. Tony C.
Visual media artists-comic book artists, film and video storyboarders and animators, and creators of interactive games-must express purely with pictures everything that the writer can't communicate in words. Part 2 shows, step by step, the basics of figure drawing and anatomy, and basic light and dark techniques. Finally, Part 3 details the basics of page composition, layout, and design as well as the art of creating incredible comic book covers and splash pages. As a result, truly effective visual storytelling must be compelling, dynamic-and have the appearance of reality. In Part 1, artists will discover, through clear illustrations and pictures, each stage of the production process, including plotting, writing, penciling and lettering, inking, coloring, and
Caputo has been writing for 30 years including business plan, articles, books and technical manuals. About the Author Tony C.
"Advertising dressed as information" according to i like pie. I was eagerly anticipating the information from this book, having studied the narrative artform for the past Advertising dressed as information I was eagerly anticipating the information from this book, having studied the narrative artform for the past 3 years and having read through the Mcloud, Eisner, Janson and various books on film.I couldnt believe how little actual information is in this book, it jumps from here to there with no flow and it's lac. years and having read through the Mcloud, Eisner, Janson and various books on film.I couldnt believe how little actual information is in this book, it jumps from here to there with no flow and it's lac. "Good read but doesn't keep its promise" according to Mervyn Beamish. There is no doubt this book is good value for money. What basically lets it down is its illustrations - much of the text is explained by illustrations and some significant examples are so poorly reproduced or so small that the meaning is lost.On the whole, with a few exceptions, I found it skirting around the t. Antolino Mendoza said Don't pass this one up!!. This book belongs in the library of anyone who is or would like to be a storyteller whether it be comics, animation, film or any multimedia field. This is one of those rare books that doesn't get published enough. The fact that it covers more than one medium makes this an invaluable reference title. Besides, ho