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Tales From Paradise
by Samuel D Southwell
Wednesday, August 4, 2004

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     A few little cartoon ideas.
“Tales From Paradise”

By

Samuel D Southwell

Sunrise

Panel 1: A beautiful sunrise over the clear blue water.

Panel 2: A bird appears in the distance.

Panel 3: Close up on the bird. It is a beautiful bird with multicolor feathers.

Panel 4: The bird flys toward a large bridge in the distance. The bridge spans over the water on both sides.

Panel 5: The bird flys over the bridge now. The bridge is loaded with cars from one side of the bridge to the other.

Panel 6: Close-up of one of the car’s wind shield. It has a big black spot on the windshield. The driver is looking up and cursing.

Panel 7: Close-up of the bird. The bird has a smile on his face.

Panel 8: The bird is flying of in the distance. Below the bird are the words: “The early bird gets first shot.”


“Tales From Paradise”

By

Samuel D Southwell

A Walk On The Beach

Panel 1: A little boy walks on the beach carrying a bucket.

Panel 2: Close-up of a shell laying in the sand.

Panel 3: The boy walks up to the shell and reaches for them.

Panel 4: Close-up of the boy putting the shell to his ear. Caption: “Whoosh baby”.

Panel 5: The boy sees a wire sticking out of the back of the shell that goes into the sand.

Panel 6: The boy follows the wire down the beach pulling on it as he walks.

Panel 7: The boy still follows the wire. The wire leads into a box.

Panel 8: The boy opens the box. Inside the box is a crab wearing sunglasses blowing into a microphone.

“Tales From Paradise”

By

Samuel D Southwell

The Fishing Trip

Panel 1: Two men sit in a fishing boat surrounded by water. Their lines are in the water and they look like they are asleep.

Panel 2: The first man’s pole starts to jerk.

Panel 3: The first man grabs his pole as the second man’s pole starts to jerk.

Panel 4: Both men are struggling with their poles. They are back to back.

Panel 5: The first man falls into the water.

Panel 6: The Second man drops his pole looking over the side for his friend.

Panel 7: A large net comes out of the water grabbing the second man.

Panel 8: At the bottom of the sea a shark, wearing a fishing hat and smiling, holds up the two men as another shark takes his picture.



  

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