Exercise 4: Panels and speech balloons

[Incognita Nom de Plume]

Using your selected short story (or get a script from me); create a short script by editing, breaking-up and adapting some of the dialogue (this may include internal monologue) to be presented in speech balloons.

In whatever medium suits you, prepare 1 spread (2 A4 or equivelent pages) with frames and speech balloons to reflect your script. No other images are needed.

post the spread (and the script if you want to) to this discussion by the beginning of class 6

[Harry]

[Michael]

Here's the panel and speech bubble stuff

[Telia Nevile]

Wow Harry, that looks incredibly. Sheepishly, i post the following...

[Viriana Zeneli]

The first one is some dialogue in a little book I made like way ago and second one is Lillix lyrics coz I had a mental block. Hope they're okie.

[Heejung Son]

the panels and speech balloons*

[Jack W.]

i actually had this done in time for class yesterday, but couldn't get near to a scanner.

(also, i know it said dialogue and speech balloons, but this is what's looking like the first 2 pages of my thing, sans art)

[Amy Alexandra]

sorry this is late

[shiralee saul]

Hi -- I can't open these files -- could you re-upload them as gifs, jpgs or pngs with the file type suffix at the end of the file name... thanks! Shiralee

[Jamil Luketic]

finally got it scanned :D

[Junichiro Kuroiwa]

Speech Balloons

[JoshuaHook]

once again its late, should have just scanned it but it looks alright still, its a double page spread sort of like a flashback and realization thing.

[Dan Mylo]

I beat josh at lateness (life). Ok, well, to my relief this completes all the exercises so far for me.

I chose to just do something rough, because I will not be having any written dialogue in my comic. Potentially internal monologues, but that's as far as I go. It will speak for itself. Therefore, I decided to monologue it up for this a bit. Other than that, have fun.