Basics Illustration 02: Sequential Images

Sequential image making is a rich area of original and innovative work, riding the wave of interest in the art of illustration and graphic novels. "Basics Illustration: Sequential Images" investigates visual storytelling through examples of work that is intelligent, experimental, oblique, beguiling, incisive, visceral, and beautiful. Topics covered include concepts, pacing, narrative structure, storylines, genres, storyboards, navigation, visual codes, book illustration, graphic novels, comics, e-comics, manga, anime, animation, children's books, interactivity, web publishing, mobile devices, film theory, paper engineering, film, design, video art, motion graphics installations, club art and VJs, viral images, kinetic worlds, exhibition and retail display, podcasts, video games, and more. For anyone interested in illustration and visual communication, "Sequential Images" is a must-have.

Mark Wigan is one of Britain’s foremost graphic artists and an influential professor and writer. The program leader for the graphic design course at the University of Salford, he is the director of House of EAR--Experimental Art Research. He lives in Manchester, UK.