The Secret Language of Comics: Visual Thinking and Writing

Sketch 5: Triptych

When  I first started thinking about this sketch, the hardest thing for me was to come up with an idea. It was hard to come up with a narrative that told a story through three panels only. However, I knew that I wanted my triptych to be something that represented me, so I decided to […]

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Tracing Maus – A Reflection

This task was definitely one which completely changed the way I viewed the graphic text, but also in the way I viewed comics as a medium. By making us trace through pages which we thought were interesting really made me question why I found something particularly noticeable. “Why were my eyes drawn to something as simple as two […]

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Destructive Sublime Reflection

Whenever I hear people who talk about video games who haven’t had a lot of exposure to said video games (and this would usually be adults), I get a bit apprehensive about what they say. That’s because it’s almost always going to be associated with things like how lazy teenagers are or how the violence […]

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Tracing Maus Reflection

Before beginning the assignment I thought that this would be the most difficult writing assignment I have worked on, as I don’t have a background in drawing and I don’t really have that much experience using WordPress. However, after beginning the tracing process (and even though it was explicitly stated in class), I realized the […]

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Tracing Maus

After nearly a month of higher education, I have finished the strenuous journey that is reading and analyzing Maus. And it was a journey, let me tell you. I have recently completed an extensive project for my first-year writing class, (“The one about comic books?” you might ask. Yes, that’s the one! Good job, you)…Continue reading »

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