Developing your character

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Developing your character L.O. – How can we develop our character further?

Task 4: Developing your original character Learning Outcome 3: Be able to develop ideas for an original character for a planned story

P6: Develop an original character to be included in the planned story

You may have thought about your character and included them in your comic, but now you are focusing purely on them and offering more detail about who they are You must develop an original character for inclusion into your graphic novel. Discuss: Colours you may use Features of the character Clothing Abilities, etc. At this stage, you must generate a range of ideas that you will develop into your final character. You should evidence this using a spider diagram, moodboard, initial character rough sketches and a written synopsis of ideas.

Let’s look at an example

You may have thought about your character and included them in your comic, but now you are focusing purely on them and offering more detail about who they are You must develop an original character for inclusion into your graphic novel. Discuss: Colours you may use Features of the character Clothing Abilities, etc. At this stage, you must generate a range of ideas that you will develop into your final character. You should evidence this using a spider diagram, moodboard, initial character rough sketches and a written synopsis of ideas.

M2: Explain the characteristics and features of the original character

You must explain your character’s defined characteristics and features. You need to create illustrations that show the character from different angles and give ideas and details regarding facial expressions. How can you link them to the character’s personality and experiences? This should be evidenced using designs and illustrations as well as supporting written commentary. What sort of things could you focus on? What characteristics and features might you consider and why?

Let’s look at an example

You must explain your character’s defined characteristics and features. You need to create illustrations that show the character from different angles and give ideas and details regarding facial expressions. How can you link them to the character’s personality and experiences? This should be evidenced using designs and illustrations as well as supporting written commentary. What sort of things could you focus on? What characteristics and features might you consider and why?