Animation and Comic Ideas Small Enough to Finish

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• Animation Ideas Sorted by Length, From Loops to One MinuteThree premises per press, each small enough to finish, with its length in seconds and a hint on animating it. One walk across four kinds of ground · Three cups and a ball · Text conversation that goes wrong
• Comic Ideas for One Panel, Four Panels or a Full PageThree premises per press, each sized in panels, with the beat that lands the joke.
• Stop Motion Animation Ideas for Clay, Toy Bricks, Paper and FoodThree premises per press, sorted by what is on your table, with the length in seconds and the trick that makes each work.
• Comic Cover IdeasThree cover layouts per press, each with where the title and the issue box sit.
• Flipbook Animation Ideas for a 24, 40 or 60 Page PadThree premises per press, each sized in pages, with the first and last drawing to pencil in before you start.
• Comic Character IdeasThree characters per press for your own comic, each with three shapes to draw it and its running gag.
• Art Zine IdeasThree zine ideas per press, each sized for a single sheet folded into eight pages.
• Web Comic Ideas80 webcomic premises sorted by format: gag a day, slice-of-life series, fantasy and adventure serials, journal comics, and four panels down a phone screen.
• Slice of Life Comic Ideas72 strips of everyday life in 3 or 4 panels, sorted by where the moment happens: at home, at school, at work or out in the weather. One fan on the hottest day · You are on mute · A tooth comes out at lunch
• Spanish Comic Strip Ideas50 easy comic strips for a Spanish class, sorted by unit: greetings, food, family, daily routine and directions. Each gives the scene and the few phrases its bubbles need.
• Comic Ideas for English Class64 comic strips an English teacher might set: a scene from the class novel, a figure of speech drawn literally, irony, a grammar rule as a mishap and a vocabulary word acted out.
• Comic Ideas for OCs80 short comic scenes for your own characters: a day in their life, two characters meeting, a small problem or another world, each three to six panels.
• Stick Figure Comic Ideas63 strips for stick figures in 1, 3 or 4 panels, sorted by where the joke sits: the pose, the caption, or a trick played with the panel itself.
• Action Adventure Comic Ideas72 premises for an action adventure comic: chases, treasure maps, crossings and rescues, each with its setting, its problem and the splash to draw first.
• Fantasy Comic Ideas72 premises for a fantasy comic, sorted by length: one-page gags, quests that fit eight pages and worlds for a series, each with its first three panels.
• Onomatopoeia Comic Strip Ideas54 comic strips driven by sound words, sorted by loud, quiet, animal and machine sounds. Each lists its words in panel order and says where the lettering sits.
• School Newspaper Comic Strip Ideas96 comic strips for a school paper in 1, 3 or 4 panels: the lunch line, the lost and found, running gags for every issue and strips for dates in the school year. A very tall lunch tray · The class hamster plans an escape · A book too good to put down
• Comic Background Ideas80 backgrounds for comic panels sorted by job: establishing shots, speed and impact lines, mood fills, and rooms and streets in a few lines.