Illustration and Storytelling
Students will create illustrations to accompany narratives, focusing on character design, scene setting, and visual storytelling techniques.
Key Questions
- Analyze how an illustrator uses facial expressions and body language to convey character emotions.
- Design a series of illustrations that effectively tell a short story without words.
- Explain how color palettes can establish the mood and setting of an illustrated scene.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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