Randy Emberlin's Summer Comic Book Art Camp

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Randy Emberlin's Summer Comic Book Art Camp

08/29/2013 9:35am

Dark Horse Alumni Randy Emberlin's Comic Book Art and Animation Summer

Camps are now in their 6th year with Dark Horse Comics as a major

sponsor. The 4 day camps are open to grades 3 through 9 and offer daily

instruction from Randy in cartoon character design and construction with

lessons in perspective drawing and layout. Students work on three major

projects during the camp. They learn to pencil, Ink and color a large

sound effects action poster, an 11x17" comic book cover, designing at

least two characters , (a villain and a hero) using 3-view model sheets

and finally they create a 2 page comic strip in pencil and ink.

Students also spend an afternoon learning the fundamentals of animation

using the Zoetrope Machine to create12 drawing cycles. Campers enjoy

snacks and watch award winning animation during the two breaks and

lunchtime. Students can take the camp as a 4 half-days or 4 whole-days

and it is now offered in three different weeks during July at Forest

Park Elementary School. The camps continue to attract young artists from

all over Oregon and Washington.

For more information visit Randy's website at www.randyemberlin.com

Check out some of the pics below!

Dark Horse Alumni Randy Emberlin's Comic Book Art and Animation Summer Camps are now in their 6th year with Dark Horse Comics as a major sponsor. The 4 day camps are open to grades 3 through 9 and offer daily instruction from Randy in cartoon character design and construction with lessons in perspective drawing and layout. Students work on three major projects during the camp. They learn to pencil, ink and color a large sound effects action poster, an 11x17" comic book cover, designing at least two characters, (a villain and a hero) using 3-view model sheets and finally they create a 2 page comic strip in pencil and ink. Students also spend an afternoon learning the fundamentals of animation using the Zoetrope Machine to create 12 drawing cycles. Campers enjoy snacks and watch award winning animation during the two breaks and lunchtime. Students can take the camp as a 4 half-days or 4 whole-days and it is now offered in three different weeks during July at Forest Park Elementary School. The camps continue to attract young artists from all over Oregon and Washington.

For more information visit Randy's website at www.randyemberlin.com

Check out some of the pics below!