Critique Guide Lines

 Scan or take a picture of your storyboards for online critique. Make sure your work is clean and easy to read. Please make sure to critique your classmate's work. Remember a minimum of 5 critiques per student work is required. You may also critique your classmate's comments and feedback. Here is a guide that might be useful.

Critique Guide Lines:

1. What I like most/least about it?
2. Is the idea clear and easy to understand?
3. Do camera angles helped enhance story telling? Why?
4. What forms and shapes can we see? Are they helping tell the story?
5. Is the illustration following the rule of thirds? How so?
6. What types of composition do you see? 
7. How would you describe them? Do they enhance storytelling ?
8. What time of day/night is it? How can we tell?
9. What is the overall visual effect or mood? Is it helping telling the story?
10. Is there a focal point?
11. How has the artist used light to enhance focal point?
12. How can it be better? Why?
13. Does the illustration have some sort of consistency? 
14. Are the characters fleshed-out, convincing, three-dimensional? 
15. Does the illustration immediately engage the viewer interest? Why?
16. Are perspectives and character's size relationship correct?
17. Were the characters sufficiently contrasted?
18. Were you able to determine the time and place quickly enough? Explain. 

Remember YOU HAVE A DEADLINE to meet. Any late submitions or late feedback will count against your participation grade. The sooner you post your artwork the better.  If you have any questions make sure to email me. Keep in mind I will repond in 24 HOURS (don't wait until the last day)