STORYBOARDS ON PAPER?!? WHAT THE WHAT???

Many moons ago, long before Photoshop, Cintiq tablets, and After Effects, there was...paper.  Way back in 2005 storyboards were drawn on paper.  Shocking, I know.  Now, I love drawing on the computer but, there's something much less fussy about a pad of paper and a china marker.  No frills.  Here's a selection of boards I'd drawn for the first version of How to Train Your Dragon.  It's not a whole sequence, just a selection of panels from one that I liked after not having seen them in almost a decade.  In the sequence, Hiccup and all the other kids are banished from the viking island for some reason or another along with their dragons.  While fighting their way through a storm and Hiccup jumping into the ocean to save the very tiny Toothless, their boat runs aground of a sleeping giant sea dragon and get pulled along in the storm.  (It's just clusters of a few sequential panels and then some one off's.)