Showing posts with label Virginia Gagnon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virginia Gagnon. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Virginia Gagnon-Adaptation-Final sketches
Page 1 (Panel 4):
-Old Man: “Hello?”
-Young Man: “Hello.”
Page 1 (Panel 5):
-Old Man: “Trap many foxes?”
-Young Man: “A few.”
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Page 2 (Panel 1)
-Young Man: “Want a drink?”
Page 2 (Panel 2)
-Old Man: “Cane liquor?”
-Young Man: “The best!”
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Page 3 (Panel 4)
-The Gold Merchant: “Good Afternoon!”
-Old Man: “Afternoon!”
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Page 7 (Panel 1)
-Young man: “What’s the matter you’re shaking all over?”
Page 7 (Panel 2)
-Old man: “The drink has made me cold, perhaps another drink will warm me”
Page 7 (Panel 4)
-Young man: “This is my last expedition.”
-Old Man: “Made much money?”
-Young man: “Can’t complain.”
-Old man: ”I came this way five years ago on my way north and lost all my money.”
-Young man: “How did that happen?”
-Old Man: “I don’t know it was all in gold”
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Page8 (Panel 2)
Young man: “I don’t think anyone ever gets out of here”
Page8 (Panel 3)
“Like a lamb to the slaughter”
Page8 (Panel 6)
Young Man: “He’s going crazy!”
Old man: “He’s not a good horse and he’s easily scared”
Page8 (Panel 7)
Young man: “Well Goodbye”
Old man: “Goodbye”
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Harry Clarke Bio-Layout- Virginia Gagnon
Rough Script:
Page1:
(1)Harry Clarke was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1889 to Brigid and Josua Clarke.
(2) He grew up playing with his brother Walter Clarke in his father's Decorative Glass company's studio.
Page 2:
(3) He attended Belvadere College until his mother died suddenly when he was only fourteen.
(4) He then apprenticed at his father's decorative glass company,
(5) And later studied at the Dublin Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Page 3:
(6) Quickly Clarke became nationally renown for his richly colored stained glass windows...
Page 4:
(7)...and narrative illustrations.
Page 5:
(8) After the death of his father and later his brother, Clarke inherited his father's glass company and made over 130 stained glass windows for display throughout Europe and the US.
(9)However years of poor health and exposure to dangerous chemicals took their toll,
(10) And after contracting Tuberculosis he was forced to cease production on his art and moved to a Sanatorium in Switzerland.
Page 6:
(11) After living there for two years Clarke feared his death was imminent.
(12) Desperate to not die while abroad he set off for Ireland.
(13) He passed away in his sleep in Char, Switzerland at the age of 41.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Island and Atoll (Sketches and Layout)-Virginia Gagnon
Story Concept: A Sci-fi explorer travels to a temple on an island to return a stolen amulet/charm to stop a violent storm.
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