I was already planning on drawing on the back of these anyway, just with a windows for the frame. That way I could make the drawings as big as possible. Instead I had to draw them smaller so that I would have enough in the frame, and not have to redo the board. One of the advantages to this is that have more wiggle room with the camera placement. Also, I would have done this anyway with some of the shots and camera movements. Here are some of the boards:
Being the broke son of a bitch that I am, I only intend to use blue line for the perspective so I can save money. Pencil lead is cheaper. Working on these I did simple panel shots along with drawing the environment for me to place figures in. The figures I drew in perspective using my light board. This step is still in progress. A couple of weeks ago SCAD came back in session, so I have returned to the buildings to finish up my 2nd Thumbnail runthrough.
PS. This is my workspace.






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