Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Final Proposal - The Last Dragoon
This is the finished proposal for The Last Dragoon, containing a brief synopsis of the story with a more detailed overveiw of Chapter III. Also included are profiles for the main characters, a drawn page (page 11 of the script), and the script for Chapter III. You can view the PDF here.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Story Synopsis - Chapter III
For my personal project I'll be using Chapter III from The Last Dragoon. You can view the PDF of the chapter synopsis here.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Story Synopsis – The Last Dragoon
The synopsis is broken up into chapters. You can download the PDF here.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Character Relationship Study
In lieu of the originally assigned romance story script, our group decided to do relationship studies between characters, in preparation for our final projects. My script explores the relationship between two of the characters from my story, as well as some background on how they relate to others. You can download the PDF here.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Comic Adaptation – Family Story
For my family story I chose a childhood memory that, while rather traumatizing at the time, has since become a funny tale that I tell friends when we're recalling our childhoods. You can view the PDF here.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Comic Adaptation – Slice of Life
For this comic I transcribed a conversation with a friend of mine over XBox LIVE. You can download the PDF here.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Five Minute Plot
Divied up into the four main quadrants...
Part 1
Kray was a devoted husband and father. The year's crops had been bad, and there was little food for him and his family. It wouldn't belong before they starved. Kray's wife asked him to go look for work in the far country. Unable to provide for his family otherwise, Kray packed some things and departed.
Part 2
Traveling far, Kray found a village where workers were needed. Taking whatever jobs he could, he was able to earn enough to send some provisions back to his family by way of a messenger. He wrote tat he would need to work a while longer if they were to have enough to last until the next season.
Part 3
As Kray was preparing to return home to his wife and son, a messenger arrive with word that raiders had attacked his home village. Some people there had survived, but his wife and son had been killed. Kray cursed himself for not being there to protect them.
Part 4
Kray returned to his home village with the provisions he had gathered together. With no family left to care for, he did what he could to help his neighbors rebuild their homes, as the raiders had burned much of the village when they attacked. Once the rebuilding was completed, Kray went off to join the local militia. He was determined that no other innocent family should share the fate of his own.
Part 1
Kray was a devoted husband and father. The year's crops had been bad, and there was little food for him and his family. It wouldn't belong before they starved. Kray's wife asked him to go look for work in the far country. Unable to provide for his family otherwise, Kray packed some things and departed.
Part 2
Traveling far, Kray found a village where workers were needed. Taking whatever jobs he could, he was able to earn enough to send some provisions back to his family by way of a messenger. He wrote tat he would need to work a while longer if they were to have enough to last until the next season.
Part 3
As Kray was preparing to return home to his wife and son, a messenger arrive with word that raiders had attacked his home village. Some people there had survived, but his wife and son had been killed. Kray cursed himself for not being there to protect them.
Part 4
Kray returned to his home village with the provisions he had gathered together. With no family left to care for, he did what he could to help his neighbors rebuild their homes, as the raiders had burned much of the village when they attacked. Once the rebuilding was completed, Kray went off to join the local militia. He was determined that no other innocent family should share the fate of his own.
Comic Adaptation – Little Red Riding Hood
Since my Yellow Wallpaper adaptation was WAY too overpopulated with text, I wanted to keep the story simple for this one, so I chose Little Red Riding Hood. You can find the PDF here. Enjoy!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Comic Adaptation – The Yellow Wallpaper
I uploaded the PDF file of this to save page space. You can find it here.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Comic for 8.26.09
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhHXuDm3FSkeu6PsxTrhjcI4d4BdPt3rG3WnsAr5d9cjSY7Rxqpztq2ksrpISUDpqjbjxVJDQJnEMDD_pwPiP-nm_UCOi2zA3cLLPHH6omj5po7qSduEkidqUti33vsmgnHtAo2AJJtSFM/s400/golf1.jpg)
So basically the guy's trying to sink his golf ball, misses the putt, then gets hit by lightning and inadvertently kicks the golf ball in the cup when he falls down.
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