I had just under a week to create 3 spreads and a single page but had no script, just four highlighted blocks of text taken from a book so the first job was splitting the text into frames.
Here's the first job, roughing out:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0xrgEnSYXNt6AILISSU5CKD97dpeRXJjZdQm7EI4RO1nArRaTPQdr-XsuywMEwm2IgV9vVsirjOHrRe5yZirUJxTf0sV5KCBlPcdaNixWtK_BECqUCDgtvPAdw16BYmupxnbqzOoAcAE/s400/1_2pgr.jpg)
I broke it all down into specific key frames, in this case there wasn't a huge amount of action in the scenes I was given.
And final art:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjw0-oXkx2O_FzSjrpdqyji3SfqcGr6YlmmQKDEkiYGDaioRhX1czwXXsHmPCBAIU6JUBtNspevPT-1vY2KSO5iPMLY3fsxVJYq7CPCl_4YJ1DhPz276rDB6jDvPGIdcNNMgdTypuXCdSw/s400/1_2pg.jpg)
After feedback I had about 1 day per spread. I would like to have added more detail, if time permitted but sometimes the best thing to do on a tight schedule is get the job finished to a consistent standard rather than miss a deadline.