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Norton presents here two classic drawing textbooks, revised and enhanced for a new generation. Based on Will Eisner's legendary course at New York's School of Visual Arts, these guides have inspired generations of artists, students, teachers and fans. In "Comics and Sequential Art", Eisner reveals the basic building blocks and principles of comics, including imagery, the frame, and the application of time, space and visual forms. "Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative" teaches how to control a story effectively using a broad array of techniques. With examples from Eisner's own catalogue and such masters as R. Crumb, Art Spiegelman, Milton Caniff, H. Foster, Al Capp and George Herriman, these books distill the art of graphic storytelling into principles that every comic artist, writer and filmmaker should know.
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Norton presents here two classic drawing textbooks, revised and enhanced for a new generation. Based on Will Eisner's legendary course at New York's School of Visual Arts, these guides have inspired generations of artists, students, teachers and fans. In "Comics and Sequential Art", Eisner reveals the basic building blocks and principles of comics, including imagery, the frame, and the application of time, space and visual forms. "Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative" teaches how to control a story effectively using a broad array of techniques. With examples from Eisner's own catalogue and such masters as R. Crumb, Art Spiegelman, Milton Caniff, H. Foster, Al Capp and George Herriman, these books distill the art of graphic storytelling into principles that every comic artist, writer and filmmaker should know.
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Es gibt ihn endlich: den Comic über das Comiczeichnen!
Auf erfrischend neue Weise gewährt Zeichner und Autor Will Eisner dem Leser einen erstaunlichen Blick hinter die Kulissen dieser beliebten Form des Geschichtenerzählens.
In Wort und Bild und mit einer äußerst humorvollen, ein wenig selbstironischer Note erfährt man alles interessante und wissenswerte über den Comic im allgemeinen- die Geschichte des Comics (schon in der Steinzeit begründet!), die Vielfalt der unterschiedlichen Zeichenstile und deren Interpretationsmöglichkeiten, kurz: die ganze Theorie, einfach serviert zum immer wieder anschauen.
Und vor allem zum Nachmachen! Mit vielen Beispielen wird der Leser an das eigenständige Zeichnen herangeführt und die Entwicklung eines eigenen Stils ist nur noch eine Frage der Zeit!
Aber auch, wer einfach nur Comics lesen und nicht zeichnen möchte, wird mit diesem Buch voll auf seine Kosten kommen!
Ein rundum gelungener Lesespaß!
Auf erfrischend neue Weise gewährt Zeichner und Autor Will Eisner dem Leser einen erstaunlichen Blick hinter die Kulissen dieser beliebten Form des Geschichtenerzählens.
In Wort und Bild und mit einer äußerst humorvollen, ein wenig selbstironischer Note erfährt man alles interessante und wissenswerte über den Comic im allgemeinen- die Geschichte des Comics (schon in der Steinzeit begründet!), die Vielfalt der unterschiedlichen Zeichenstile und deren Interpretationsmöglichkeiten, kurz: die ganze Theorie, einfach serviert zum immer wieder anschauen.
Und vor allem zum Nachmachen! Mit vielen Beispielen wird der Leser an das eigenständige Zeichnen herangeführt und die Entwicklung eines eigenen Stils ist nur noch eine Frage der Zeit!
Aber auch, wer einfach nur Comics lesen und nicht zeichnen möchte, wird mit diesem Buch voll auf seine Kosten kommen!
Ein rundum gelungener Lesespaß!
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Telling a good story is an incredibly difficult. In this book, Will Eisner shares with readers some of things to be aware of when tackling storytelling using comics.
He talks about techniques to use to help build a more convincing story. This would include comic tools like lettering, building momentum, using visual clues and writing. Examples include how props (i.e. guns) are held to reveal human characteristics.
There are lessons on how to engage readers, how readers think and mistakes to avoid. These are followed with lots of comic strip examples -- including a selection from different comic artists. Unfortunately, they aren't captioned page by page like it was done on his other books. The comic examples are great, you know it but you don't know why they work.
The book doesn't really go in depth into all aspects of storytelling. There's no talk on character development, story arcs, conflict management and specific story elements and tools.
Overall, this is still a very useful book for anyone who's just starting out and thinking of drawing their own comics.
There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.
He talks about techniques to use to help build a more convincing story. This would include comic tools like lettering, building momentum, using visual clues and writing. Examples include how props (i.e. guns) are held to reveal human characteristics.
There are lessons on how to engage readers, how readers think and mistakes to avoid. These are followed with lots of comic strip examples -- including a selection from different comic artists. Unfortunately, they aren't captioned page by page like it was done on his other books. The comic examples are great, you know it but you don't know why they work.
The book doesn't really go in depth into all aspects of storytelling. There's no talk on character development, story arcs, conflict management and specific story elements and tools.
Overall, this is still a very useful book for anyone who's just starting out and thinking of drawing their own comics.
There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.
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A Comics Pro Gives It The Thumbs Up
25. Januar 2003
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As a veteran comic book illustrator (You can find my work here on Amazon.com; I am the CO-creator and artist of Transmetropolitan), I am often asked to recommend books to aspiring professionals in comic book illustration. In that case I always enthusiastically recommend any of Eisner's instructional books as essential reading for anyone serious about their craft and dreams of getting into the industry.
From the earliest work of his career, Will Eisner was an innovator in writing as well as illustration. Even in his twilight years the man is still a vigorous and creative artist producing work that pros as well as fans can't wait to get their hands on.
These books display his genius in an entertaining and easy to follow method, and if put to practice will inspire and reveal hidden keys to making your work truly professional grade. A great companion book to Eisner's "Comics & Sequential Art".
- Darick Roberston
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When you need help - ask the professional!
26. August 2001
Format:Taschenbuch
Whether you just love comics or intend to start writing some yourself, you'll probably need a helping hand. Will Eisner might just be the right hand for you. As a true pro, who's been in the field since 1930, he might just have the kind of hints, tips and interesting details you need to know as a beginner. Graphic Storytelling will reveal to you the world of telling a story in drawings and words combined, the art of comics and caricature. In my very humble opinion, this book is one giant step forward for you, on the way of expressiong yourself on paper. And hei, if Neil Gaiman recommends it, who am I to say anything else?
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4 out of 5
5. März 2007
Format:Taschenbuch
First off, Eisner does a great job of combining visual elements with his text in this book. The whole thing is illustrated with cavemen working on their storytelling technique, and I have to admit that the cavemen illustrations were great fun and always helped to clarify the how side of what he was saying in the text. Beautifully done. (Yes, I know, this is like saying, "Hey, y'know that Hemingway guy? Some of his stories were really good.")
Does it have any issues? Yes. It's 164 heavily illustrated pages. You can read it in an afternoon. And some of the illustrative pieces feel over-long for the point they are trying to prove. I hit the point on a couple of them where I found myself saying, "Yes, I get it. We needed the X in the beginning so we would understand Y now. Can we move on?" I also felt that, at 164 pages, he didn't really have the opportunity to go into depth on some areas. There's a point where he provided two bad examples of a comic script... and no good example. Aaaaah!
Even with those issues in mind, I have to give the book 4 caped crime-fighters out of five. It's well-written (though there are also some grammatical gaffs that make me want to scream), it's engaging, and it's instructive. Worth the read.
Does it have any issues? Yes. It's 164 heavily illustrated pages. You can read it in an afternoon. And some of the illustrative pieces feel over-long for the point they are trying to prove. I hit the point on a couple of them where I found myself saying, "Yes, I get it. We needed the X in the beginning so we would understand Y now. Can we move on?" I also felt that, at 164 pages, he didn't really have the opportunity to go into depth on some areas. There's a point where he provided two bad examples of a comic script... and no good example. Aaaaah!
Even with those issues in mind, I have to give the book 4 caped crime-fighters out of five. It's well-written (though there are also some grammatical gaffs that make me want to scream), it's engaging, and it's instructive. Worth the read.
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