Today's strip is out, which is about Xiiao the Hamster. He seems to have disappeared! Enjoy.
Love,
Nicholas.
Love stories and guides to almost EVERYTHING.
1. Put the pen cartridge into the pen that is opened up front and back to make a hollow tube.
Panel Boxes
1. Shape
Your boxes can be triangular in shape or any kind of shape you like. It is not necessary a square panel. The good thing about doing a shape that points towards another panel is it directs the reader to that panel.
2. Frameless
You don't even need to add a box frame as shown in the 1st panel sometimes. Careful not to make too many without boxes or else everything will seem like it's blending together and it will be harder to read.
3. Overlapping
Overlapping two panels with one can make a connection as well to direct readers to anywhere you want as shown in the 3rd panel.
4. Shorter Panels
Short panels indicate a shorter timeframe. It means if the event is happening very quickly, then your panel should be shorter as shown in the 6th panel. A big panel would take a longer time. Use this panel size to simulate the time in your comic.
Story Elements
1. Character
You can draw your character's full body at one point in the page where it overlaps everything as shown in the 1st panel. This makes the character stand out and readers will read that first, before continuing. It can also show that the character is present in all other boxes it has overlapped as well.
2. Speech Bubbles
You can use your computer to add in text and speech bubbles in your comic. This is a better choice and makes a clear reading for readers.
3. Toning
Shadowing and toning can be done by the computer as well to produce very good effects than using pencil like the example.
Conclusion
Always leave some spacing between panels except certain ones so that readers can tell and read easily. Sometimes direct your readers around your page so that it isn't too boring. Please erase all your pencil guidelines...I didn't erase much for the example above.
Love,
Nicholas.
By using a leaf blower, it blows air into the heavy duty skirt through the board towards the ground. The skirt will then be inflated by air. In the skirt, there are several holes in the middle, allowing the air to escape from there. Because of the ground and the board, the air will have to push out through the bottom of the inflated skirt, creating a cushion of air.
Of course it doesn't look as exaggerated in the picture drawn above, but it's something like that.
Steps
1. For this guide, the board used will be 150cm x 60cm which is roughly around my size =P but of course you could use any measurement you want.
2. Prepare the leaf blower and put it on top of your board. The position doesn't matter, but you could put it at the back so it looks better.
3. You need to get PVC pipes which are suitable for your leaf blower. This is because we need to link the output of the leaf blower to go downwards to the ground. Measure, measure. Tape, tape. Get a 90 degree elbow to direct it downwards. Fix it to the leaf blower.
4. Now saw a hole of about the same size as the PVC pipe diameter but slightly bigger so you can fit it in. After sawing, secure the PVC pipe in place so that air can go out through that hole. Make sure everything is air-tight. Fix the leaf blower in place too. Round off the edges of your board by sawing.
5. Spread your heavy duty skirt and put your board on top of it. Cut the skirt so that you could wrap onto the board like you're wrapping a book. The cut skirt should be slightly bigger than the board, so that you could fold the skirt back up onto the board. Staple it in place with the staple gun.
What You Need
- Your TV Channel's Logo (Square, 300x300 pixels recommended)
- Your TV Channel's Icon (That upper right icon thing you see on TV, 100x100 px)
- Your TV Channel's Banner
- A Bunch of Videos or Video Links
- Internet
- Time
Steps
1. Go to http://www.livestream.com/
2. Immediately on that page itself, look for Start Your Own Live Channel and type in your channel's name.
3. Type in your channel's short name and click Launch Free Channel.
4. You will be directed to sign-up, so fill in your details and click Sign Up.
5. You now have 3 choices, click the last one, LiveStream Studio.
6. From there onwards, just keep moving on and filling in details of your TV Channel.
7. Upload your icons, banners and everything.
8. When you reach the Storyboard area, you can now arrange your videos in order to play in your TV Channel, and even upload your own videos.
9. Cue the videos in your storyboard, configure the auto-pilot which will play the videos for you in order when you're not there to control.
10. Finish up everything and you can embed it anywhere you like or give link to your channel.
11. Lastly, go to your account and verify your channel by following the steps there.
Alternate Solution
You can also try WorldTV.com, but Livestream is far better in my opinion.
Love,
Nicholas.
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