For those of you who enjoyed the first batch of SpongeBob Drawing Tips, here is the second half of the handouts I created a few years ago for the drawing and staging class at Nickelodeon. Thanks to Daniel, "datter," Helmy and Julian for their comments on the last post! click on any of the images below to see a nice BIG high-resolution page of SpongeBob Drawing Tips LIFE and movement have angles and curves Go on -- Push your poses... don't just go with your first attempt. See how far you can…

Creating storyboards is a great way to map out your film and create a clear vision for each scene, and it's really easy to get started! We've put together a guide to walk you through everything you need to know about drawing your own...

My fab nephew, a budding 10 year old artist (at the time), messaged me all the way from the uk asking me “How do you make a comic?” I thought wow what a question. A quick search later, I struggled to … Continue reading →

“Today at @HelioscopePDX, we were discussing some common comics mistakes with crowding panel borders. Here are some examples and solutions!”

“Here are some helpful little notes on composition and camera angles from various sources! Learning how and when to use them in your animation is key to making a compelling story! #agorastudio #framebyframe #animation #animator #cinematography #reference #resource”

PRE-PRODUCTION: I downloaded a storyboard template from http://alessandrougo.com, to enforce a neat and professional look for my final product. Compared to the storyboard I used for my media product last year, which was drawn out by hand, the final result of my A2 storyboard for the music video is professional and easier for a potential examiner to read (in my opinion).

Finished and Anitmatic(Hilda)