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Read moreThe Secret Language of Comics: Visual Thinking and Writing
ENG101.04 Fall 2018
View my map by clicking Here Initially, when I read Climate Changed I noticed the repetition of the plate throughout the comic. However, I didn’t realize that each time this frame came up the plate was getting closer and closer to the edge. After mapping these repeated frames I understood the connection between these frames,…Continue reading »
Read moreI found the Mapping Climate Changed assignment to be difficult but interesting. I chose to map the occurrences of a clock in Philippe Squarzoni’s Climate Changed. To visualize and layout the occurrences of the clock, I chose to layer the different minute hands of the clock shown over an image of the Earth. This represents the time … Continue reading Reflection: Time’s Almost Up →
Read moreBefore the mapping climate changed project was assigned, I did not even notice there were so many reoccurring panels within this book. Going through the book and revisiting the pages in class, I feel I now understand the book better. From the clocks ticking closer to midnight to the eye staring into emptiness, I feel the…
Read moreWhile all the graphic novels assigned for this course require deep thinking, I believe that Climate Changed entails the most out-of-the-box thinking. Phillipe Squarzoni has transformed a major world issue into an educational graphic novel that is meant to attract the attention of a wide range of age groups. As someone who has written many papers about … Continue reading The Power of Statistics →
Read moreWhile reading Climate Change, I had noticed that Santa Claus appeared many times throughout the book. I even wondered to myself why Santa was appearing randomly in a book about climatic issue such as global warming. Why would Squarzoni include pictures of Santa in such a serious book? Even though I asked myself these questions while reading […]
Read moreThe hardest part about writing this essay for me was coming up with the thesis. In the past, when writing a comparative essay, my thesis would always surround the idea that the two topics being discussed are different, yet similar at the same time. For this essay, I had to develop a thesis that explained … Continue reading Comparative Essay Reflection →
Read moreFor the tenth Sunday night sketch, I recreated a scene from Superbad, my favorite movie. Within the scene, Fogel attempts to purchase alcohol with fake ID. To recreate this scene, I utilized an identical ID, rearranged my hair, and wore a dress shirt to complete his look. This sketch was very enjoyable and I recommend […]
Read moreI forgot to do this assignment over the break, so it was a bit challenging for me to recreate a movie scene as closely as possible. Then, I got the idea of looking for movie scenes in which the camera is pointing down on the ground so that I avoid as much of the surroundings […]
Read moreSo I chose to recreate a scene from Wonder Woman. I didn’t have a sword on me, but I did happen to have a small mirror and black fedora. Therefore, I chose to do Diana’s “English disguise.” It would have been nice if the mirror was larger, but you gotta work with what you’re given. Credits:… Continue Reading →
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