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Kikirini — Tutorial: Panels part 2
Published: 2009-03-10 01:46:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 4131; Favourites: 173; Downloads: 125
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Yay, I finally got around to making this thing!I hope it helps. Honestly, it was hard to think of what to put in it. Maybe it's the loopy from the medicine... or something.
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I totally agree that backgrounds are a pain, but I see their use... so just gotta grit my teeth and work on...
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lol I LOVE backgrounds, but I'm not very good at characters.. well human ones.
XD Thanks for making this. Found it useful.
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Very nice tutorial! This will help me out quite a bit. You pointed out some things I'd probably never have picked up on myself.
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Thankk you so much :_DD
oh, and sometimes floating chibi-like heads talking are used for the characters to add a little extra-talk in their conversation. It's just that your drawing reminded me of one i've seen in a manga^^
never should use em for serious talks though :I
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Perhaps drawn correctly, they can be done well, but it's something that is difficult to make work.
A completely blank panel with floating chibi heads just looks silly.
But I have seen professional artists draw the chibi head inside the word bubble, to fit in a character's dialogue in a space where the character wasn't showing. But the panel still wasn't blank. XD
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wow! this helped so much! I think im already improving! 
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really super helpful <3 i appreciate you putting up this tutorial, thanks so much!! <3<3<3
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Really thanks for that!It was awesome and gave me a good understanding on paneling
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Cool tutorial!! Actually helped a lot cuz once i actually started making my comic, i found that paneling was quite difficult...0.o But this helps bunches!, thanks! *favs*
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Oh gosh these tuts will help ALOT , Thanks a bunch! *hugs* 
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Glad they helped you.
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thx for this, it helped
sorta already knew you gota be dynamic but seeing examples and refrences does help me understand better, thx
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Actually, I found this tutorial VERY helpful!
-_- Figuring out panels is one of the many things preventing me from getting into a few comics I'd like to make. So thanks. : )
~MC
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Tutorial time, whoohoo!
I like it a lot, it's simple yet informative. I know a few thing about panneling, but mostly it's from observation.
Also I would like to reccomend books on the subject by Scott McCloud, that guy rocks.
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I haven't read them, but I will check them out.
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I just read one, can't remember wich one. It was a spanish translation.
But daaaa-yum. After reading it, I couldn't make a darn line in the paper without thinking twice! XD
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Well, now I'm kinda scared to read it... 0_o
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Well, it was more or less like "Ok, so, how should I do this, which angle is the best? Should this panel be bigger? Maybe if I do this line here to --- nononono, erase that, erase that!!"
I tried to apply everything at once, after just one reading. So I didn't got too far ^^U
After a few reads, the stuff "goes into your subconscious self" or something, and you don't think a lot about how to do things, you just do it.
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XDD Haha, I will check it out, references are good to have...
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