The Secret Language of Comics: Visual Thinking and Writing
ENG101.04 Fall 2018
This assignment definitely highlighted my weaknesses. I’m not much of an artist and that definitely made this a little more stressful for me. I’m also very particular when it comes to lines and shapes for some reason and that definitely helped me in the long run; however, it was very frustrating at the time. I’m […]
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Read moreThe process of creating my Literacy Narrative final comic was really fun for me. It was a creative challenge that I really enjoyed. The final comic took a few days to complete. However, the process was very fluid for me. I didn’t really experience any huge creative blocks, the main challenge was just executing what…Continue reading »
Read moreThis project most certainly took longer than planned. Redrawing everything, making slight changes to the shapes of people, or even altering the size of panels at all were all very time-consuming. I had planned out a time to complete this assignment, however there was practically no possible way to finish it then. While drawing my… Continue reading Literacy Narrative Comic
Read moreI may or may not have spent far too much time on this assignment. The seconds tick away with all too much frequency when you’re hunched over a project like this one. It was, however, admittedly amazing. First there came remembering this moment, t…
Read moreI really enjoyed this project overall. I definitely spent a lot more time on drawing the characters and demonstrating the choice of moment, flow, and words this time. I truly appreciate the feedbackI received about my storyboard from my classmates. I decided to add more details to the final draft. It was an interesting experience […]
Read moreOctober 22nd, 2006. A day that my family didn’t want to miss. Magic Tree House. The title of the book. Laying on my bed. I remember what I read. *This day was about to be a momentous one. Exactly a year ago, I couldn’t even pronounce or read words on a page. … Continue reading Comic Dialogue – Discovering the Rhyme →
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