How to write a comic strip.pptx
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This document provides instructions for creating a comic strip in 5 steps: 1) Plot the story, 2) Script the frames, 3) Add text, 4) Vary angles and shots, and 5) Draw the artwork. It explains key comic strip elements like speech bubbles and action words. Suggested comic ideas include travel, superheroes, fairy tales, the future, school days, and friends/family.
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This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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- 2. What is a Comic Strip? • Comic strips are sequences of cartoon drawings in boxes or panels that can be used to tell stories. • There are many different styles of comic strip, ranging from the ones in newspapers to the superhero versions in comic books.
- 3. Features of a Comic Strip • Speech Bubbles Speech bubbles are used to show that the character is speaking out loud. They are usually round or square shapes with a tail pointing to the character’s mouth to show they are speaking.
- 4. Features of a Comic Strip • Action Words Action words are used to show sounds that are heard in a comic strip. These usually have a jagged or thicker outline and the text used inside is in capital letters and bold.
- 5. Writing Your Own Comic Strip Things you will need:
- 6. Step 1: Plot • Think of an interesting story with a beginning, middle and an end. • Write down your ideas for the characters, settings and speech. • Think about how many boxes you will need and build your story around it.
- 7. Step 2: Script • When you’re happy with the rough story, you can begin to build a script. Use a separate piece of paper to write your script. • Write your script as a sequence of frames. Each frame should include a different scene. • Think about what you will draw in each frame, who will be speaking and sound effects.
- 8. Step 3: Comic Text • Write all of the text in your comic first. • Draw the speech bubbles around your text (remember to use speech bubbles from left to right to help readers read the text in the correct order. • Remember to leave plenty of room for your artwork.
- 9. Step 4: Angles and Shots • Your comic will look more interesting for readers if the shots and angles are varied. • You could use very wide backgrounds, full body shots, half body shots, close up angles, birds eye views and many more!
- 10. Step 5: Artwork • Once you’re happy with the storyboard, you can begin to draw the artwork. • Begin drawing with a pencil and once you’re happy, use colouring pencils or felt tips to make your comic pop! • After you’ve finished all your drawings and colouring, use a black pen to go over text or around drawings to make your comic stand out. • You have now completed your comic, well done!
- 11. Comic Strip Ideas Travel comic: Create a comic about a recent trip or holiday you’ve been on. Superhero: Create your own superhero and write a comic strip about their adventures. Fairy Tales: Recreate your favourite fairytale in a comic strip.
- 12. Comic Strip Ideas The Future: Create a comic strip based in the future. School Day: Create a comic strip based on your best/worst day at school. Friend/Family: Create a comic strip based on a friend or family member.