Votre bande dessinée et l'IA
Votre bande dessinée et l'IA
Walid Bergaoui
Your Comic Book and AI
You have a universe in mind — characters, settings, a story just waiting to come alive in images. This program gives you the power to create it and share it with the world, even without years of art school. You are the artist: the vision, the story, the style, and the artistic direction are yours. What you learn here is how to direct powerful AI tools — Claude, Claude Code, OpenAI, Gemini, Firefly, HeyGen, TTSMaker — to turn your imagination into living pages and make a real comic book out of it.
The approach is hands-on. You start by mastering your tools — understanding AI, setting up your environments, the art of prompting, organizing your projects, and collaboration between agents — so you direct the creative process rather than be subjected to it. You then bring your comic to life: writing the script and breaking it down into pages, designing your characters and your graphic style, generating your panels with AI, then tackling the genre's great challenge — keeping your characters perfectly consistent from one panel to the next — before color and lettering. And because a great comic is fine-tuned, you learn to audit your album: visual consistency of the characters, balance of the pages, and readability of the story.
By the end of the program, you walk away with your comic book laid out, ready to be printed and published in a digital version — and with a command of the tools that will serve all your future creations. You will have directed everything yourself, from the first idea to the last page: AI will have been nothing more than the formidable lever of your imagination. Because the work bears only one signature — yours.
Plus: your work published and read
Your talent deserves to be seen. Once your comic book is finished, BSF gives it the stage and the audience:
Free hosting — your work is published online on BSF, at no cost whatsoever.
Your personal page — a showcase in your name to present all your creations.
A real audience — your readers discover you, react (emojis, comments), and share your work on the BSF social network, Facebook, and other networks.
Program — 16 one-hour sessions
You are the artist: we train you to direct powerful AI tools to deploy your vision and bring your comic book to life. The journey begins with mastering the tools, then applies them to your comic, all the way to the audit that brings it to its best.
Common core — Mastering AI (sessions 1-6)
1. AI, how it works and its limits — models, memory and context, compaction, hallucination, validation. The principle: you are the artist, AI is the tool.
2. Setting up your environments — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Claude Browser; and the basics of HTML to understand your exports.
3. The art of prompting — giving clear instructions to get exactly what you want.
4. Organizing your projects for AI — reference files and MD files: the « memory » of your work, for consistent results.
5. Getting multiple agents to collaborate — agents and tester agents, validation system, and the mistake never to make (two agents on the same task).
6. Creative tools, rights & watermark — TTSMaker, HeyGen, Firefly, Adobe Stock: uses, usage rights, and ownership of your creations.
Comic specialization — Designing (sessions 7-10)
7. The script & the breakdown — writing your story and breaking it down into pages and panels.
8. Character design — designing the appearance and visual personality of your characters.
9. The graphic style — defining your visual universe: line, mood, and palette.
10. Page composition — arranging panels, speech bubbles, and reading flow for a smooth page.
Comic specialization — Creating the pages (sessions 11-13)
11. Generating your images — producing your panels and backgrounds with AI.
12. Character consistency — the great challenge: keeping your characters identical from one panel to the next.
13. Color & lettering — coloring your pages and integrating dialogue and speech bubbles into them.
Comic specialization — Auditing & finalizing (sessions 14-16)
14. The audit of your comic — checking the visual consistency of the characters, the balance of the pages, and the readability of the story.
15. The enhanced digital version — animating a panel, adding sounds and short video sequences.
16. Finalization — assembling your album into a printable PDF and a digital version.
Is your work ready?
Publish it for free on BSF: your work online, your own author page, your audience.
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