Daniel Gonzales

ATA: The Art of Visual Storytelling

I'm looking forward to seeing what's next, Vincent.  Your skill in drawing is far superior to my current skills.  Just a couple of comments for you to help me understand the next panels you draw:  

I want to believe those are snowflakes falling because there are no leaves on the tree.  It makes me think this is winter;  the lines on the ground make me think these are snow drifts and they go up pretty high because only the top of the tombstones are showing alone with iron fence only shows the top of the posts, too.  Again, just feedback from what I'm seeing to confirm what you're doing.

The circle is a big moon, right?

Fun stuff, Vincent.  I'm not much of a drawer yet, and I don't know how you'd draw out that this was night versus, say, day, but I'm looking forward to what you do next.

<p>Here is an image I am working on, I am going to flesh out a few panel story of this skeleton's night.<img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/8ef321e7e072f044965dff2e7b1505c4/e41e14a7" alt="Skeleton Night - image 1 - student project" srcset="http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/8ef321e7e072f044965dff2e7b1505c4/e41e14a7 600w, http://s3.amazonaws.com/skillshare/uploads/project/8ef321e7e072f044965dff2e7b1505c4/e41e14a7 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" loading="lazy"></p>


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