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Comicbook Camp! Art With Miss Leigh | Self-Paced
Miss Leigh
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(2)
Illustators and authors will create their own character and implement it into a comicbook!
Class experience
Beginner - Intermediate Level
"People always write it as if it’s two separate words. But to me, if it’s two separate words, then it means a funny book — a comic book. If you write it as one word, which is the way I do it, then it’s a generic term meaning a comicbook! So I feel everybody ought to write comicbook as if it’s one word, because it doesn’t mean funny book." - Stan Lee Have you ever wanted to create your own comicbook but didn't know where to start? Well, now you can learn how to bring your ideas to life with...
4 units//14 lessons//1 Week
Unit 1Supply and OverviewSupply and Overview4 lessons1 WeekWeek 1Lesson 1What You Will NeedSupply OverviewLesson 2Making the BookHow to Make Your BookLesson 3Character DevelopmentCharacter DevelopmentLesson 4Let's Talk About It!Speech Bubble, Thought Bubbles and CaptoinsUnit 2The Secret FormulaThe Secret Formula5 lessons1 WeekWeek 1Lesson 5Make a Splash!A splash page is a full-page illustration that typically appears at the beginning of a comicbook issue or chapter. It is designed to grab the reader's attention and set the tone for the story that follows. Splash pages often feature dynamic and action-packed scenes, showcasing the main characters in a visually striking way.Lesson 6What's the Problem?Using a simple formula, we will bring our characters to life and create a customized, interesting story your readers will not be able to get enough of.Lesson 7The Big ActionOnomatopoeia has been a key feature of comicbook storytelling since the early days of the medium, with artists and writers using these words to bring the action on the page to life. The use of onomatopoeia in comicbooks can also help to convey the tone and mood of a scene, adding depth and dimension to the storytelling. Overall, onomatopoeia plays a crucial role in creating the dynamic and immersive world of comicbooks.Lesson 8Problem Solved?A cliffhanger is a storytelling technique commonly used in serialized comicbooks to create suspense and anticipation for the next installment. These cliffhangers typically occur at the end of an issue, leaving readers on the edge of their seats and eager to find out what happens next. They often involve a dramatic twist, unresolved conflict, or shocking revelation that leaves the protagonist in a precarious situation. Comicbook cliffhangers are a powerful tool for keeping readers engaged.Lesson 9Is It Over?Unit 3Cover to CoverCover to Cover2 lessons1 WeekWeek 1Lesson 10Cover DesignArtists use various techniques to create visually striking covers, including bold colors, intricate details, and dramatic poses. Additionally, cover art can also provide hints about the plot or key moments in the comic, enticing readers to delve into the story further.Lesson 11Back At ItBack designs are often overlooked but can play a crucial role in enhancing the overall reading experience. It can also feature eye-catching artwork or teaser images from upcoming issues to entice readers to continue following the series. Additionally, the back cover may include advertisements for other comics or merchandise.Unit 4Stroke, Fill and ColorStroke, Fill and Color3 lessons1 WeekWeek 1Lesson 12Colored Pencil TechniquesLesson 13Line Weight "Stroke"Lesson 14Color Theory
Miss Leigh has been teaching this class for five years in parks and recreation classes and summer camps.
Homework Offered
Learners will work individually. Plan on approximately contingent upon how fast the -student works, and the details they include. hours per lesson, but that is contingent detail, pace and skill level of the student.4+ hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Students as young as 7 may join this self-paced camp. Many modules have visual handouts which may require the reading help of an adult. This class is heavy on drawing and coloring full pages. Rulers are used for panels.
Pencil Eraser Pen for outlines* Colored pencils or crayons** Ruler Bristol Board 11*17" 100#** (can cost $10-15)*** PDF templates provided by instructor to be printed by student Scrap paper (for sketch rough draft) Stapler (optional) * Black ballpoint pen is a great choice **I do not recommend markers, as they may bleed through your paper ***You may use another 11x17" paper but make sure it is heavy enough for drawing and a sharpie marker
Not all parents are comfortable with weapons/violence/gore. I ask that those images not be shared out of respect for other parents.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(2)
Hello Talented Artists! Yes, EVERYONE is an artist! My name is Miss Leigh and I am so happy to be here. I am an art director, graphic designer and have been teaching for five years. I love everything about art. In my class you will explore fun...
Self-Paced Class
$100
for all content14 pre-recorded lessons
1 week of teacher support
Choose your start date
1 year of access to the content
Ages: 7-12
