LUNCH & LEARN: Drawing With Your Imagination with Rèmy Coutarel
Virtual Event
In this L&L Remy Coutarel will discuss how to use your imagination to develop your creativity and personal style.
open to Studio members
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Studio Office Hours with Janna Morishima
Virtual Event
Come talk shop with Janna Morishima in this "ask-me-anything" style event.
open to Studio members
LUNCH & LEARN: Graphic Novels and Storytelling Flow with Tom Hart
Virtual Event
Tom Hart will give a brief introduction to The Sequential Artists Workshop, an online community for graphic novelists, followed by a exploration of free idea generating and story development called Storytelling Flow.
open to Studio members
BOOK CLUB: 20 Master Plots And How to Build Them by Ronald B. Tobias
Virtual Event
Each first Wednesday of the month, Studio members discuss a graphic novel or book on story, craft, or business. This month we will be going over Ronald B. Tobias' "20 Master Plots and How to Build Them."
open to Studio members
LUNCH & LEARN: Thinking Like a Designer with Bethanie Murguia
Virtual Event
Bethanie Murguia discusses how important it is to think like a designer with graphic novels. From page composition to color palette, typography to style guides, she will clarify how "design thinking" adds a whole new dimension to your work as an artist.
open to Studio members
Studio Office Hours with Janna Morishima
Virtual Event
Come talk shop with Janna Morishima in this "ask-me-anything" style Kids Comics Studio event.
open to Studio members
LUNCH & LEARN: Graphic Novel Scriptwriting with Gibson Twist
Virtual Event
With thousands of pages of script under his belt, author Gibson Twist will look at the basics of how to build a sequential art script, focusing on formats and fundamentals, and what not to worry about at all.
open to Studio members
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Lunch & Learn: Build Your Own Labyrinth: Sparking Creativity Through Rules and Constraints with Matt Madden
Virtual Event
Do you think you could make a comic where each panel would only show an extreme close-up of a hand? Or where each panel zooms in closer to a single object? A comic that you can read in more than one direction? Many great works of art begin from willfully perverse constraints or rules such […]
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