Frame and focus
Before class: Read the two-page framing note.
Bring: Sketchbook and a black pen.
Visual Storytelling I
North Harbor Drawing Lab · Spring studio course
About the course
A six-week fictional studio course about turning observation, sequence, and framing into short visual narratives. This page is the course home, not an enrollment or grading system.
Weekly materials
Sequence
Before class: Review the six-panel example.
After class: Upload one revised sequence to the fictional studio folder.
Point of view
Before class: Compare the eye-level and overhead studies.
Bring: Three thumbnail variations.
Editing a visual story
Before class: Mark one panel to remove and explain why.
Location: Check the latest course update above.
Course policies
Revisions
Bring unfinished work. The fictional workshop is built around revising it.
Bring unfinished work. The fictional workshop is built around revising it.
Shared examples
Only made-up work and examples approved for class use belong on this public course page.
Only made-up work and examples approved for class use belong on this public course page.
Access needs
Contact the fictional course desk before class so an alternate format can be prepared.
Contact the fictional course desk before class so an alternate format can be prepared.
Contact
Course desk: North Harbor Drawing Lab
Message route: Use the fictional course-room message board.
Response window: Listed inside the fictional course room.