Course curriculum

  • 1

    1- WHAT IS A COMIC?- BASIC UNITS.

    • 1- WHAT IS A COMIC?- BASIC UNITS.
  • 2

    2- CREATING A COMIC TEMPLATE.

    • 2- CREATING A COMIC TEMPLATE.
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    3- COMIC TERMINOLOGY.

    • 3- COMIC TERMINOLOGY.
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    4- PRELIMINARY STORYBOARDS.

    • 4- PRELIMINARY STORYBOARDS.
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    5- CHOOSING THE RIGHT ANGLE.

    • 5- CHOOSING THE RIGHT ANGLE.
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    6- THE RULE OF THIRDS & THE GOLDEN RATIO.

    • 6- THE RULE OF THIRDS & THE GOLDEN RATIO.
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    7- COMPOSING A PAGE.

    • 7- COMPOSING A PAGE.
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    8- TRANSLATING THE STORYBOARD INTO THE FINAL PAGE.

    • 8- TRANSLATING THE STORYBOARD INTO THE FINAL PAGE.
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    9- THE IMPORTANCE OF TEXT PLACEMENT.

    • 9- THE IMPORTANCE OF TEXT PLACEMENT.
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    10- THE Z SCHEME.

    • 10- THE Z SCHEME.
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    11- TIME AND RHYTHM.

    • 11- TIME AND RHYTHM.
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    12- INKING TOOLS.

    • 12- INKING TOOLS.
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    13- HOW TO HAVE A DYNAMIC STROKE.

    • 13- HOW TO HAVE A DYNAMIC STROKE.
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    14- HOW LIGHT AFFECTS INKING.

    • 14- HOW LIGHT AFFECTS INKING.
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    15- THE 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF COLOR.

    • 15- THE 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF COLOR.
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    16- COLOR TERMINOLOGY.

    • 16- COLOR TERMINOLOGY.
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    17- THE IMPORTANCE OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS.

    • 17- THE IMPORTANCE OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS.
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    18- THE IMPORTANCE OF BODY LANGUAGE.

    • 18- THE IMPORTANCE OF BODY LANGUAGE.
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    19- THE USE OF POWER LINES.

    • 19- THE USE OF POWER LINES.
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    20- THE USE OF SOUND FX.

    • 20- THE USE OF SOUND FX.
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    21- BUILDING YOUR PAGE.

    • 21- BUILDING YOUR PAGE.
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    22- FLAT COLORING.

    • 22- FLAT COLORING.
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    23- THE USE OF LIGHT AND COLOR.

    • 23- THE USE OF LIGHT AND COLOR.
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    24- MOOD AND TONE.

    • 24- MOOD AND TONE.
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    25- CHOOSE YOUR COLOR RANGE.

    • 25- CHOOSE YOUR COLOR RANGE.
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    26- Assets

    • Assets for Creating Comics Course