Next, I’d like to take you through the entire creation of a short comics story, from the writing, to the penciling, and finally to the inking and lettering.
I am part of a small, but plucky, local group of [click to continue...]
From the category archives:
Characters
Let’s continue breaking down our little Daffy story according to my storytelling guidelines.
CONFLICT:Two types of conflict in this narrative)
(1)MAN vs. MAN (or MAN vs. DUCK in this case) [click to continue...]
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Here’s a breakdown of how my storytelling guidelines apply to a Daffy Duck story I wrote for the Looney Tunes comic.
After I send in the premise lines, [click to continue...]
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So what makes for a good ENDING or RESOLUTION?
Although what makes a good ending is dependant upon the specifics of the story, here are a few tools we can utilize: [click to continue...]
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Okay, let’s get back to our discussion of narrative structure.
The RESOLUTION of a story is a tying up of all (or most) narrative threads and a satisfying ending to the CONFLICT.
One of the many definitions for the word resolution is: The answer to a problem. [click to continue...]
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