PracticeStoryboarding

The Mystery Tiffin

You open your college bag and discover a tiffin box you don't remember packing. What happens next? Task: Create a 6-frame storyboard showing how the mystery unfolds and ends. The story can be funny, surprising, wholesome, or completely unexpected. Challenge: Use expressions, gestures, object placement, and visual clues to reveal the story rather than explaining it through text. Aesthetic direction: Playful, cinematic, and visually expressive. Think of it like a tiny comic with a plot twist.

Notes

  • • Create exactly 6 frames that clearly show the sequence of events.
  • • Use only a pencil. Do not use colours.
  • • Tell the story through visuals, actions, expressions, and short labels.
  • • Keep characters, objects, and surroundings consistent across frames.
  • • Show a clear beginning, middle, and ending.

Start timer

60:00

Evaluation criteria

  1. • Storytelling: The sequence should be easy to understand visually.
  2. • Creativity: The idea should show imagination and an interesting point of view.
  3. • Sequencing: Each frame should naturally connect to the next.
  4. • Visual Communication: Actions and emotions should be clearly expressed.
  5. • Composition: Each frame should be well-framed and visually balanced.
  6. • Drawing: Forms, characters, and objects should be clear and readable.

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