Effective Character Posing Storyboard
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Storyboard Description
How to pose your characters for detailed and innovative storyboards!
Storyboard Text
- Ineffective Character Posing
- I wonder what I should buy today...
- Effective Character Posing
- I wonder what I should buy today...
- The character is showing no emotion, which has a lackluster impact on the story. The position is basic and does not evoke any feeling or connection to the story or reader.
- This character's body language shows an inquisitive or contemplative pose, which re-affirms her statement. This shows how far a simple tilt, facial expression, and change of arm positions can affect the visual element of the story.
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