Looking Back, Looking Ahead

Hi, Everybody!

I updated the preceding entry with some stuff I misplaced, so it's probably worth checking out again. Also an important note about the latest assignment (I.e., Don't do it!) You can't miss the new parts; they're in red.

Our next sesh will be on drawing heads from behind. PLUS other glories yet unplanned.

Then next week, we'll move on to the conundrums Sketch and Jon raised last time: Blocking scenes, getting characters to look convincing in spaces and choosing how to move the characters around in those spaces to show the story.

That reminds me: I've decided that much like the clothes I posted last week, "storytelling" has had its day. From now on its "Storyshowing™." I mean, really. Every freshman writing prof lays down this  nugget of deservedly eternal wisdom: "Show it; don't tell it" and those kids can't even draw.


John

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