In this art lesson about creating doodling and comics (or “comix” as I prefer), I explore a mashup between sequetial art and doodling. Two exciting art forms are doodling (that is, “automatic drawing”), and comic book storytelling, that is, “sequential art”. Each is unique and exciting: doodles are carefree and spontaneous, whereas comic book story telling is much more structures (with the narrative line forced into a series of boxes or panels. Thus, both artforms complement each other: doodles can add creativity and visual interest to the structured composition of the comic book layout. And by the same token, the boxy comic book layout can add structure to the free-associative quality of doodles. doodlecomix.com Video Rating: 0 / 5
Some times we need to hear the answer from somebody else. I went out and interviewed some Sequential art majors and an Illustration major. Feel free to ask me any questions about SCAD. Also big thanks to Sara, Lisa, Cassie, and Collin.
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Right now it’s everything from professional acrylics like cad yellow, to my standard craft acrylics to this fluorescent watercolour set someone gave me for a birthday years ago.
Grid is to reference mock-up.
Show is on! December 2008 at Sequential Art Gallery. Once the show is over I’ll post the finished piece.
Current project, wip2
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Background figures sketched in. The rest of this is going to be edited and painted in PS. I like combining my media. If there was a way to shove dimensionality or sculpture in, I would.
Show is on! December 2008 at Sequential Art Gallery. Once the show is over I’ll post the finished piece.
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"In Control, Penrose/Bontrager design and play a game that explores the relationships between automated process, user and interface. The turn-based game takes place throughout the exhibition’s run as each artist develops his individual system in response to the sequential developments of the other.
City Center Gallery becomes a battleground; lines are drawn, and the work is incrementally embedded into the space. This adversarial collaboration drives the evolution of the total work.
Penrose/Bontrager are attracted to the stylized control panels that exist within the video-scape of film and television. Littered with flashing lights, switches, buttons and sliders, these control panels suggest a world of possibilities between the user and the automated process. Through engaging these materials, the work poses such questions as: What does a button do? How does it do it? And what is done to the one who pushes it?"
Control Exhibition – looking thru peephole into the space next door
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"In Control, Penrose/Bontrager design and play a game that explores the relationships between automated process, user and interface. The turn-based game takes place throughout the exhibition’s run as each artist develops his individual system in response to the sequential developments of the other.
City Center Gallery becomes a battleground; lines are drawn, and the work is incrementally embedded into the space. This adversarial collaboration drives the evolution of the total work.
Penrose/Bontrager are attracted to the stylized control panels that exist within the video-scape of film and television. Littered with flashing lights, switches, buttons and sliders, these control panels suggest a world of possibilities between the user and the automated process. Through engaging these materials, the work poses such questions as: What does a button do? How does it do it? And what is done to the one who pushes it?"
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Sequential Circuits: psychedelia inside
Nick Bontrager rapid prototyped sculptures
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"In Control, Penrose/Bontrager design and play a game that explores the relationships between automated process, user and interface. The turn-based game takes place throughout the exhibition’s run as each artist develops his individual system in response to the sequential developments of the other.
City Center Gallery becomes a battleground; lines are drawn, and the work is incrementally embedded into the space. This adversarial collaboration drives the evolution of the total work.
Penrose/Bontrager are attracted to the stylized control panels that exist within the video-scape of film and television. Littered with flashing lights, switches, buttons and sliders, these control panels suggest a world of possibilities between the user and the automated process. Through engaging these materials, the work poses such questions as: What does a button do? How does it do it? And what is done to the one who pushes it?"
Differing ways that comic book arts use scale and perspective. Among other things, to direct the eye. Video Rating: 0 / 5
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Darren G. Davis, the publisher at Bluewater, explains why Cher was the perfect choice for the company's “Female Force” series: “We have been creating the biographies of the famous in a sequential art form for almost two years and it was only a matter … Read more on Crushable
Mini graphic novel about William M. “Boss” Tweed and cartoonist Thomas Nast by Stephen Pellnat. More of this artist’s work at gravityrainbow.angelfire.com Contact Stephen Pellnat at stephen.pellnat (at) gmail.com or call him at (518) 892-8232 Video Rating: 0 / 5
The title sequence for The Sequential Art was directed and storyboarded by Espen J. Jörgensen / Animation by Sem Steinmo Scored by Billy Gould Contact: sequentialartmovie@gmail.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
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Curated by Bob Pendarvis, co-founder of the Savannah College of Art & Designs Sequential Art MFA and BFA programs. Opening from 6-10 pm Oct. 7. Displayed through October. Gallery hours: 11 am-8 pm Monday-Thursday, noon-8 pm Friday-Saturday. … Read more on The News-Press
Degas and the Ballet: Picturing Movement – review … as 3D representations of sequential movement. Early films, Parisian panoramas, François Willème's "photo-sculptures" (statues based on multiple shots of sitters in the round, and surprisingly kitsch): all show French art swinging into motion. … Read more on The Guardian
A World of His Own
Of course, creating a comic book or a graphic novel is extremely different from creating another genre of art. Joseph explains that making sequential art is a whole different kettle of fish; in addition, the artist also needs to be a very good … Read more on Times of Malta
Drawing sequential art is done by taking a piece of action or movement and telling a visual story frame by frame. Draw sequential art with tips from a professional cartoonist and illustrator in this free video on drawing. Expert: Danny Page Bio: Danny Page is a professional cartoonist and illustrator. His work has been featured in many art galleries, exhibitions and conventions across the West Coast. Filmmaker: Nathan Boehme
This is my presentation on Sequential Art from the first Ignite Salt Lake. Video Rating: 0 / 5
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—————————- Olympus E-P3 strikes back with ultra-fast AF, touchscreen
Olympus early Thursday remade its entire PEN camera line and headlined it with the E-P3. The camera uses a genuinely new 12.3-megapixel CMOS sensor and the first dual-core TruePic VI processor to reach much faster autofocus performance than not just other Micro Four Thirds cameras but most interchangeable lens cameras. It can supposedly outperform its higher-end rival, the Panasonic GH2, as well … Read more on MacNN
Also big thanks to Sara, Lisa, Cassie, and Collin.
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