Thursday, April 1, 2010
Hello everyone this a new Comic blog by me Kash50905 hope you like well here is how to get started on a comic:
This post is from the real Chobots Comic Blog( which you can visit by clicking here
HOW TO MAKE YOUR CHOBOTS COMICS
First you should think of what your story is going to be about and a good idea would be to write down what you want to say for each picture (frame).
When making your Comics,think about the size that each frame will be, they don't have to be all the same size but the finished Comic should look good in it's presentation. On my Comic I only did 9 frames and the size I chose to cut my pictures to, fit nicely onto the template page, if my story was longer I could have started another page, your comics can have many pages, but if they get too long your reader may get bored reading it :)
I made my Comic using Chobots Big Screen, this helped make the speech clearer to view, it's important that your text can be read. It's very simple to take pictures on Chobots using Print Screen on your computer, Click this link to learn more about taking Pictures and saving them to your computer
HOW TO USE PRINT SCREEN
There are also lots of other programmes on the Internet that enable you to take pictures, Screenhunter and Tinygrab are 2 that come to mind.
You can also add images to your pictures to make them more relevant to the story, like I did with the cake on mine, I found a picture using Google Images then I edited it in Paintshop, you may not have Paintshop but most computers have Paint on it, if it doesn't then you can always download Paint.Net
Your stories should be interesting to read and nicely presented, also give your Comic a title, something short and Comics MUST always be made using the Comic Template provided for you, or they will not be accepted. The Comic template size is 1000x800, so it's pretty big, don't forget to put your name on your finished Comic too, it only needs to be small in a place that won't spoil the presentation.
Practice and don't rush your work, take some time to see just how much can be done using Paint etc when editing your pictures, if you find some things a little hard to understand then ask a Parent or older sibling for some help, also Google is a great resource for learning, type something you want to learn into Google and it will come up with some help for you.
There is also a blog which you can post any Comics you make,
Have fun making your comics and I am sure we will all have fun reading them :)
Have real fun xD.
~Kash50905
This post is from the real Chobots Comic Blog( which you can visit by clicking here
HOW TO MAKE YOUR CHOBOTS COMICS
First you should think of what your story is going to be about and a good idea would be to write down what you want to say for each picture (frame).
When making your Comics,think about the size that each frame will be, they don't have to be all the same size but the finished Comic should look good in it's presentation. On my Comic I only did 9 frames and the size I chose to cut my pictures to, fit nicely onto the template page, if my story was longer I could have started another page, your comics can have many pages, but if they get too long your reader may get bored reading it :)
I made my Comic using Chobots Big Screen, this helped make the speech clearer to view, it's important that your text can be read. It's very simple to take pictures on Chobots using Print Screen on your computer, Click this link to learn more about taking Pictures and saving them to your computer
HOW TO USE PRINT SCREEN
There are also lots of other programmes on the Internet that enable you to take pictures, Screenhunter and Tinygrab are 2 that come to mind.
You can also add images to your pictures to make them more relevant to the story, like I did with the cake on mine, I found a picture using Google Images then I edited it in Paintshop, you may not have Paintshop but most computers have Paint on it, if it doesn't then you can always download Paint.Net
Your stories should be interesting to read and nicely presented, also give your Comic a title, something short and Comics MUST always be made using the Comic Template provided for you, or they will not be accepted. The Comic template size is 1000x800, so it's pretty big, don't forget to put your name on your finished Comic too, it only needs to be small in a place that won't spoil the presentation.
Practice and don't rush your work, take some time to see just how much can be done using Paint etc when editing your pictures, if you find some things a little hard to understand then ask a Parent or older sibling for some help, also Google is a great resource for learning, type something you want to learn into Google and it will come up with some help for you.
There is also a blog which you can post any Comics you make,
Have fun making your comics and I am sure we will all have fun reading them :)
Have real fun xD.
~Kash50905
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