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You can also just keep it black and white.We would love to see your comic strips so submit pictures of them to this link and we’ll feature them in our upcoming videos!Ĭamera & Personality: Taylor Denaburg, Natalie Ortiz Then, erase any pencil lines that are still visible.įinally, use markers and color in the comic. Next, outline the drawings with a black marker to make the lines easier to see. Using a pencil, drawing the scenes you just sketched out. These rectangles are going to be the comic panels. Grab a new sheet of paper and fold it in half twice so that there’s four rectangles. Then, create a small sketch of what to draw in each panel of my comic on a new piece of paper.Before sketching, make four rectangles to represent each panel of the comic. This list will be what to base your drawings off of in the comic. Start by creating a list of four events that happened during a memory. Welcome to Episode 2 of School of Sketching! What can we use from our memory to help us create? In this video we’ll go over how to make your very own comic strip using pencil, paper, and markers. Two photos of eL Seed’s work on canvas, one close-up and one wide shot, using greens, oranges, pinks, and black. ‘El Seed – PopTech 2011 – Camden Maine USA’. Thatcher Cook for PopTech (Flickr Contributor/Photographer). Stylized graphic of eL Seed’s colorful calligraffiti art with a polka-dot background.

Public Art (QMA) (Flickr Contributor).

Picture from the Salwa Road Project, Doha, Quatar- eL Seed seen with a mask and spray paint can.

Ouahid Berrehouma (Wikimedia Commons Contributor).

Photo of eL Seed’s Tunisia Djerba street art in the Er Riadh area- orange calligraphy. ‘Art de rue Djerba quartier Er Ryadh Calligraphie orange.jpg’.

Rani777 (Wikimedia Commons Contributor).

Picture of eL Seed’s work on the side of the Jara Mosque in Gabes, Tunisia.

Image of eL Seed’s Arabic calligraffiti mural in Malta, using blues, orange, yellow, and black.

Youssefbensaad (Wikimedia Commons contributor).

Video of the artist talking about his work in his studio.

Videos, and more to go along with each video.ĭon’t forget to Subscribe to keep up with Art Creates Hope! We will be posting a new Our Classroom also has additional resources, demo Follow along for an eL Seed-inspired art project you can do at home with just a few supplies!įinished your project? We want to see your work! Upload it to our Google Classroom by Learn about his “calligraffiti” style, and the messages of peace and understanding behind his work. Our mission is to empower young artists, and show them how their art can leave a positive impact on both themselves AND the world around them.Įpisode 2 focuses on the eye-catching work of world-renowned artist eL Seed. Welcome to Episode 2 of Art Creates Hope! Our videos introduce students to artists who use their voice to spread hope and positivity.