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Cinematic storyboards sampleby *agnidevi

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Illustrations / Conceptual

These looks a lot like storyboards for film or animation. They are helpful for director and crew to get a sense of look and feel, scene lighting and mood as well as camera angles. And with digital technology you can paint fast and change things quickly. They are all sketchy since usually you have very tight deadlines to push the whole sequence.

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~FinnbarrMartin Feb 27, 2013 Professional General Artist

I'm a storyboard artist myself...how the fuck did you get such high quality in a tight timeframe?

I'm producing about twenty panels a day at the moment.

Like seriously - I know there are tutorials, but just tell me - do you lay down a matt colour, then keep adding layers of colour until you get this?

Or do you start off with a line drawing?

~ckoehn Aug 16, 2012

seriously, this is so much more, than needed for a storyboard. looks absolutely amazing, the lighting is done really skillfull. love it!

~ithos May 22, 2012

This looks great

Aren't these way too detailed for storyboards, tho'? Also, took way too long to make?

Storyboards usually show camera movement and action with arrows. Also, they are VERY often replaced with new ones. Using this much colour and backgrounds seems wastefull. It's way too much work going down the drain if the director wants to change a shot, or gods forbid, a whole scene. -_-'

If you're really interested in trying storyboarding (and it's really good practice

), I suggest you read up on it. [link]