Illustration and Visual Narrative - Task 3

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28/10/2021 - 2/12/2021
Hansel Ribowo (0350008)
Illustration and Visual Narrative
Task 3

Lecture

Story Telling Basics
  • Central Theme
    • A story may have both a major and minor themes
    • Major is a theme that can be repeated throughout the whole narrative, while minor is not
  • Conflict
    • It drives the story, creates tension and builds suspense, makes the story interesting 
    • Engage with the audience
  • Characters
    • Central characters are vital to the development of the story, the plot revolves around them 
    • Protagonist has a clear goal to accomplish or a conflict to overcome. Doesn’t always have to be admirable, but they must command an emotional involvement
    • Antagonist oppose protagonists, standing between them and the goal. Can be presented in a form of a person, place, thing, or situation
  • 3 Act Structure
    • Setup
      • the world in which the protagonist exists prior to the journey. Usually ends with the conflict being
    • Rising tension
      • Series of obstacles the protagonist must overcome. Each obstacle is usually more difficult and with higher stakes than the previous one
    • Conflict
      • The point of highest tension and the major decisive turning point for the protagonist
    • Resolution – the conflicts conclusion. This is where the protagonist either overcomes the conflict, learns to accept it or defeated by it. This is where it ends.
How to create comic/webtoon
  • Ideas that come from your experiences are usually the best
  • Avoid google and creating ideas from a whim
  • Brainstorm
    • 4W1H
  • Mind Mapping
    • Organize the idea
  • Practice observing as a designer
    • Look at the color, the character design
    • Play new games
    • Read new manga/comics
    • Listen to different genre of music
  • Execute ideas into draft
    • Write small phrases that changes the idea into reality
  • Action to action
    • Much more dynamic and isn’t as rigid as moment to moment by utilizing the panel/gutters
  • Subject to subject
    • It focuses on different subject on every panel
  • Scene to scene
    • events that happen in one location, and continuous period of time
    • A change of location or significant jump in time between panels is considered the end of a scene and the start of a new one 
  • Aspect to Aspect
    • Taking in key details or letting the characters focus wonder. It’s also a good way to introduce their environment to a reader, though the players eyes perhaps or inviting them to wonder away from the players a bit
  • Symbolic
    • Symbolic transitions deal with the unreal, the felt, and the imagined. Moving the readers from an imagined or recalled space to either another, or a real one.
  • Rolling transition
    • Utilizes transition of subject to subject/aspect to aspect instead of panels.
  • Non-sequitr
    • It doesn’t make sense. or does it?
    • The most enlightening thing to learn about them, is how resilient the desire in readers is to perceive a narrative between juxtaposed moments or things.
        Instructions

        Task
        At first i write the script for my comic
        Once a pon a time theres a man who already arrive at his home and then texting his friend and his friend ask him to play some ghost game in his room and he is accepting his friend request by playing the game that they decided to play after the game end he take a screenshot of his room  to send it to his friend but, theres something weird in his cupboard but at first he didn’t relize it and after he relize it he try to open the cupboard to check it if theres someone there but when he open it theres a ghost who approach him and chocking him until hes dead and the game that he play is a game to make the ghost come to his room, but his friend who text with him it turn out the ghost, he asked to play the game so the ghost can come and kill him, the end.

        After i make the script for the comic i make the sketch in photoshop 

        This is when i sketch my character for the comic and i am not good at drawing human body or face so i try to make it simple and ya.

        This is my final sketch for the comic



        This is when i tranfer my sketch into ai i add couple of adjustment in my comic.

        Here is the tittle that i make for the comic.

        This is my Final Comic that i make with adobe illustration 


        Final Webcomic

        Final Motion Comic

        Feedback
        Better to use monocrome color in this comic because its horror theme.
        Reflection
        In this project i feel really great at the end but at first i really struggle to do this project because theres a lot of project need to be done too, and honestly i ever think i want to give on on this project because i keep thinking about how i can draw a good and simple character and my story is it interesting enought or not but at the end of the day the last 2 week that i got i remember that i ever done hard things before this and i know i can do it and i try to make progress every day even its just 1 panel or just sketching and thanksfully i can finish this comic in time and i think its really good experience to get.

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