Emotions Map
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Character Posing - Part I: Basic Tips
By Anna Warfield
The drag and drop feature makes it super easy to get characters into your storyboards, but what do you do next? I have made many a storyboard in my time. Let me share some of the tricks I have picked up!
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Storyboard Description
Character posing tips
Storyboard Text
- Slide: 1
- Happy / Neutral
- Features:Face: SmilingArms: Down or outward placementLegs: Standing (If there is no action)Head Tilt: Optional
- Slide: 2
- Sad / Forlorn
- Features:Face: SadArms: Inward, close to the bodyLegs: Bent inward or straightHead Tilt: Optional
- Slide: 3
- Smug / Confident
- Features:Face: SmugArms: On hips or facing outwardLegs: Standing (If there is no action)Head Tilt: Yes
- Slide: 4
- Confused / Curious
- Features:Face: ConfusedArms: Close to body or touching faceLegs: Standing (If there is no action)Head Tilt: Yes
- Slide: 5
- Mad / Irate
- Features:Face: MadArms: On hips or facing outwardLegs: Standing (If there is no action)Head Tilt: Optional
- Slide: 6
- Cheeky / Flirtatious
- Features:Face: WinkArms: Outward for confidence, inward for shyLegs: Standing for confidence , inward for shyHead Tilt: Yes
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