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You have the skills to create an illustration with great color, composition, shapes and all the rest, but why does it feel a bit ‘meh’ in the end? Maybe you need an element of storytelling to elevate it to the next level. Kyle T. Webster will show some examples of this and do a live demo on today’s Illustration Masterclass episode from Adobe Live.
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00:00 Start
01:13 Visual Storytelling
04:21 Norman Rockwell storytelling example
08:32 Composition breakdown
10:45 Another Rockwell storytelling example
16:03 Clarity of story
18:36 Sterling example – picking up on details
24:09 Jillian Tamaki storytelling example
25:02 Reading into shapes – finding meaning
27:52 Another Tamaki example – use the unexpected to elevate
30:41 Chris Buzelli example of storytelling – imaginative
32:58 Dadu Shin example – power of silhouettes
37:19 Jun Cen – subtle hints to intent
38:37 Jun Cen example – interaction of characters
39:45 Gary Kelley – overt storytelling
41:21 Kyle’s Pig Baker composition and storytelling
43:53 Adding elements to create a narrative
44:51 Kyle asks for suggestions for composition
47:48 Drawing from chat’s suggestions
54:05 Finishing the drawing and recap
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