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    Any good resources for comic scripting/layout?

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    • CosmoglotJay
      CosmoglotJay last edited by

      Have you read "Understanding Comics" or "Making Comics" by Scott McCloud?

      Jay Douglas Rumisek

      www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
      www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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      • danielerossi
        danielerossi @StudioLooong last edited by

        @StudioLooong @StudioLooong Oh wow thanks for this! Very timely for me, too.

        https://www.instagram.com/heyfrankybanky

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        • Basil Godevenos
          Basil Godevenos @CosmoglotJay last edited by Basil Godevenos

          @CosmoglotJay I have not! But I'll definitely take a look. Thanks for the recos! Would you say it's ok to skip the middle book - "Reinventing Comics"?

          https://www.instagram.com/bas.g.art/

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            Kat SVS OG @Basil Godevenos last edited by

            @Basil-Godevenos have you looked at Jake's SVS video - Making Graphic Novels? Might be exactly what you're looking for.

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            • Basil Godevenos
              Basil Godevenos @Kat last edited by

              @Kat Not yet! I found it after making this post. I had been searching for the keyword "comic" rather than graphic novel.

              https://www.instagram.com/bas.g.art/

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              • CosmoglotJay
                CosmoglotJay @Basil Godevenos last edited by

                @Basil-Godevenos yeah, you can probably skip that one - or at least put it off until last. Unlike the other two, it got pretty dated pretty quickly. The two I mentioned are destined to be (almost) timeless classics.

                Jay Douglas Rumisek

                www.instagram.com/CosmoglotJay
                www.CosmoglotCreative.com

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                • deborah Haagenson
                  deborah Haagenson last edited by

                  There was a magazine for years titled 'Draw!' It was all about drawing comics. It might be difficult to find exactly what your looking for in them right now, but they're packed with in depth interviews and lots of ideas about drawing comic books. You can find old copies on ebay.

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                  • ArtofAleksey
                    ArtofAleksey last edited by

                    @StudioLooong oh dang thanks! i started outlining my comic ideas a few weeks ago.

                    instagram and twitter: @artofaleksey
                    alekseyillustration.com

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                    • Basil Godevenos
                      Basil Godevenos @CosmoglotJay last edited by

                      @CosmoglotJay Thanks for the tip. I picked up the other two books and I've started reading "Understanding". Great so far!

                      https://www.instagram.com/bas.g.art/

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                      • Christine Garner
                        Christine Garner last edited by

                        Doug TenNapel has some videos on story planning for comics/graphic novels. https://youtu.be/XUGxTu-2y4M

                        website: https://thimblefolio.com

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