Générateurs de BD 1- Pré-en-bulle En guise d’introduction cette citation de Manu Larcenet [1] Dans l’art moderne, c’est vrai que si tu ne connais pas les codes (de plus en plus pointus d’ailleurs), il te sera pratiquement impossible d’apprécier une oeuvre. Moi je m’astreins à n’utiliser que les codes les plus simples afin que la lecture de mes réalisations soit la plus accessible possible, ne nécessitant qu’un minimum d’éducation graphique ou scénaristique. [2] Autrement dit avant de commencer mieux vaut avoir en tête les codes et le vocabulaire de la BD : Voici quelques pistes pour étudier le vocabulaire de la BD. savoir "comment écrire une BD" s’interroger sur tous les éléments qui constituent la BD (cases, bulles, etc.) et qui sont porteurs de sens avec le site en images "arc plastique" enfin pour en savoir plus ce "pearltrees" ou cet ouvrage "papier" : Réaliser une bande dessinée proposé par le SCEREN-CNDP. 2- Deux alternatives : Logiciel installé ou en ligne ? 2.1- Logiciel installé 2.2- Logiciel en ligne
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