Nick Teti III, Artist & Storyboard Artist

Nicholas Teti III (Nick for short). I am an artist providing storyboard art, comic artwork, concept art, fine art. In additional to video, photography, media and graphics. I have been drawing and making art since the 1970’s, (as a kid). Starting in video, photography and television in the 1990’s.  

Please scroll down and through the menus above to see my artwork and production work. I have a college BA in Communications/Media Production/Journalism and a minor in Fine Art.

If you need a storyboard artist taking your ideas from script or treatment to storyboard. Or from concept art, to video, television, photography or film, contact me. My degree, prior experience before college as an artist and my years of experience.

1 (720) 299-2084 – telephone

Both art, as well television, photography & film can help any client take a script to the screen or to other medium. And for other artistic need or to enjoy.  You can hire me to assist you in a specific stage of concept or in media production.

Various Storyboard Samples

Click on an image below to see the entire series of storyboards.

The menu above this one has more storyboard examples. 

Story Board Samples, Scene for Feature Film

This is taken from a scene of a feature film currently in storyboard, conceptual art and script phase. I own all rights of use to this media.

Story board drawing #2, Scene from Feature Film

This is another storyboard frame depicting another shot in the scene on a feature I am working on in concept production. This is the pencil only version.

Storyboard art #3, Scene from Feature

This is another storyboard from frame depicting another shot in the scene on a feature I am working on.  In concept production. This is the pencil draft version to keep some elements private. The series is in the concept art phase, and I am the writer.

If you need a storyboard artist or concept artist with knowledge of video, film and television production, I have the skills. Including writing, camera blocking/operation, composition, color, and editing/post.

Concept Art vs. Storyboard Art

Concept art is often used for developing ideas including characters, themes, and plots. Among other assets in a video or film or television production but it can be incorporated into storyboards. If can also be used in graphic design, comics or other media. Many feature films rely on scripts, concept art and storyboards.

If a writer & director develops a film or production, they often need a storyboard. It is a great idea to save time on shot and scene blocking, including actors, cameras and the environment.  It’s even better to have a storyboard that is scripted.

A script with storyboard frames for camera & shot blocking is great. A “comic” style storyboard with dialogue, audio within the storyboard frames is even better. It also assists in costume design, set design, camera crew direction, camera framing, lighting, actor direction among other use.  

Tribute Art / Fan Artwork. Bernie Wrightson re-drawn. Not for profit. Think of comics as the original storyboard. Bernie Wrightson was a major art influence of mine.

I can help with a number of types of artistic mediums as well services. I can also mix traditional art sources with digital medium to create artwork for story boards or other art. Not just in storyboard art or concept artwork, I can also provide fine artist services or for television, film, entertainment, design, and other media platforms.

Fine Art

• pencil, colored pencil,
• ink (brush, dipped paint or modern ink pens)
• charcoal,
• chalk,
• watercolor,
• tempura paint,
• pastel,
• painting with acrylic,
• Mixes of some of these mediums.

Digital Art

• Illustration
• Animation, or rendering, including sketched shading, or cartoon shading
• Photography
• Video and motion graphics including video footage, film, graphics/animation and other media integrated
• Medias can be mixed together.