Assembling This Class
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Mapping Climate Changed Reflection
Philippe Squarzoni uses a LOT of repetitive imagery to further his narrative in Climate Changed. However, I chose to map out the “consumer robot” (aka the scary robot man made out of fossil fuels) because it was one of the most potent metaphors for chaos in the book. To map this out, I used Infogram…Continue reading »
Read moreRamen Noodles: Fun and Crafty or Diabetes In a Cup?
This sketch was……… interesting. Let’s start at the beginning. My original vision for recreating a movie scene was satirical. Because, sometimes, things are so bad that they’re good. My vision was as follows: Lullwater wildlife preserve at sunrise. My friend Lucas has ramen taped to his hair and has been bombarded with dollar store craft…Continue reading »
Read moreLiteracy: The Last Chapter
The final, reinvented product can be found here. More to come! Check back later for a reflection! Yeet! Dab! Other cringey millennial slang word! Advertisements
Read moreComparing Stitches and Spinning
https://swidthescrivenger.wordpress.com/the-utilization-of-comics-to-establish-dichotomy-in-emotional-development/
Read moreWellness Log
*come back later to see the finished product 😛 Advertisements
Read moreLIT…eracy Narrative
I found creating this comic to be valuable for several reasons: Creating a comic through a multistep process encouraged me to analyze my story from multiple perspectives. Through this method, I was able to pick out details for my comic that weren’t evident when I wrote my first, alphabetical literacy narrative. I proved to myself…Continue reading »
Read moreA Good Ole Combophoto
Coming up with an idea for this image took a bit of brainstorming, as I had to take into account what objects would work together in a combophoto. I settled on a popsicle and a fire hydrant because the two are similar in color scheme and shape, and would thus compliment each other in this…Continue reading »
Read moreA Tale of Friendship and Insatiable Hunger
It didn’t take long to settle on a topic to recreate for this comic strip (seeing as it needed to be from the past two weeks, my options were limited by #midtermszn). However, I found formatting this moment to be quite difficult. Unlike the tryptograph, which was limited to three panels, this comic could be…Continue reading »
Read moreWHAT’S IN THE BAG?!?!?!?!?!?!
As Brad Pitt once asked Kevin Spacey, “WHAT’S IN THE BOX?!?!?!?!?!?!” Now, I’m not going to spoil Se7en for you, but I will elaborate on the contents of my bag. The list is as follows: -Computer: important -Pencil pouch: includes pencils, highlighters, and a bunch of pens (for color-coding things cause I’m basically Martha Stewart….minus…Continue reading »
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