Graphic Books

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Welcome to AccessArt: Graphic Books

Finished page 1. Based on the poem "A Day in Autumn" by RS Thomas (c) Elodie Thomas. Art by Irina Richards.

A graphic book is a story told through images. It can be fiction or non-fiction and may span many genres. A graphic book could take the form of a comic, manga, or graphic novel.

Creating graphic books is a great way to explore narrative, composition, and sequence, as well as to practise skills such as drawing and painting. Exploring storyboards and keyframes can help learners be more selective about what they want to communicate and how they choose to do so.

Explore the resources below to discover how objects, literature, and everyday interactions can provide inspiration for a graphic book.

DIP YOUR TOES INTO Graphic Books

Explore these sample resources to help introduce the concept of graphic books to your learners

DrawAble: Creating a Poetry Comic with Irina Richards

Creating Comics inspired by museum collections

Drawable: The 3 Panel Drawing Challenge

Explore graphic book illustrators

Explore graphic book artists

Shaun Tan

Rozi Hathaway

Explore Drawing Materials

Find out how different drawing materials can be used to create atmosphere in your graphic book

Explore Graphite

Explore Pen

Explore Watercolour

See All AccessArt Graphic Book Artist Resources

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