Introduction to Create a Comic Strip
Transcript
A comic strip is a group of drawings that often tell a story in a funny or surprising way.
Each drawing is one scene from the story, and each scene appears in its own separate box or frame.
A comic strip includes all the parts of a story, like characters, settings, and objects.
Text appears in bubbles to show what the characters are saying or thinking.
In this lesson, you will plan and create a comic strip.
To do this, you will plan your comic strip in Google Docs.
Then, you will use that plan to create your comic strip in Google Drawings.
Add characters, settings, and objects.
And add thought bubbles or captions that help narrate the story.
As you complete this project, you will: Create a document and add text to it, Then, create a drawing, Add a table and format it, Insert shapes, lines, callouts, And resize and format them.
This lesson uses Google Docs and Google Drawings, but you could complete it in any word processing and drawing applications, or with a pen and paper.
The example in this lesson is a comic strip about a historical event.
You can create a comic strip about any event or story you’d like to tell, or about a topic your teacher assigns.
To begin, click the Starter Project linked on this page.
Then, make a copy.
You will use this document to plan your comic strip.
Rename the document.
Remove the words “copy of” and add your name to the title.
To work on this lesson, sign in to your Google account.
Open a new tab in your browser, and navigate to Google.com.
If you are not signed in, do so now.
If you do not have a Google account, pause the video and create one now.
Then, move on to the next video.
Now, it’s your turn: Open the Starter Project, Make a copy, And rename it.
Instructions
- Open the Starter Project.
- Make a copy.
- Rename it.
Before sharing your work with your teacher, follow these steps to give them access to your file:
- Open your file.
- Click "Share" in the upper right corner.
- Add your teacher's email address.
- Give them "Commenter" or "Editor" access
- Click "Done"