Utilizing Reference to Tell Stories

[New Masters Academy]

In this lesson, instructor George Pratt will lecture on some of the greatest photojournalists. You will learn about well-known photographers across the globe that document the life around them and successfully tell stories through their photography. Then, George will use a collage of references to illustrate how placement, scale, and lettering allow you to create a visual narrative.

This lesson belongs to Comics 1: Intro to Sequential Art. In this 12-week course, renowned comic and fine artist George Pratt will teach you the fundamentals of comics and sequential art. You will learn how to turn a story into a visual narrative. George will demonstrate how to make layouts and breakdown sketches, the key components to composing a story. He will lecture on the foundational elements that are the building blocks of a comic book page. You will examine the work of master comic illustrators as George lectures on their techniques. After this course, you will have developed the knowledge to start telling compelling visual stories.

Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.

Comics 1: Intro to Sequential Art Companion Guide 

[Ruiting Song]

Hello, could you point me to the location of the list of the photojournalist is? It is promised in the video but icannot seem to find it anywhere. Thank you.

[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Ruiting, please see page 370
https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.nma.art/pdfs/Pratt+-+Sequential+Storytelling+Companion+Guide.pdf

this pdf can be found alternatively in the course description 🙂

[Ruiting Song]

WOW this is super helpful! I totally missed it. Thank you very much Daniel.

[chiacchiarettam]

yes but how to choose a good reference does not say so

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