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For this Sunday Sketch, I wanted to try out something different from my usual style. I opted for a lighthearted plot and easy shading/coloring. I haven’t done a digital art project like this in a loooong while, so this was very fun to draw. As for the coloring itself, I wanted it to be more “soft”… Continue Reading →

At first, I did not have any ideas of what to include on my triptych. The first time I tried thinking of ideas, I was not productive for twenty minutes and then I gave up. I was thinking of drawing a comic but I did not have a clue of what to draw. When I […]

  I found this week’s sunday sketch to be very challenging but in an enjoyable way. The most difficult part was coming up with a topic for the assignment. Most short comics I have read before have four panels, which makes this one quite different. The main character in my comic finds it difficult to…

This Sunday Sketch was very challenging from an idea and illustration standpoint. However, it was one of the most interesting and enjoyable sketches I have completed this semester. It was definitely not my best work as an artist, but I felt my story is still well portrayed. After looking at the different examples of triptychs, … Continue reading My Happy Place →

Crafting this sketch was fairly simple yet time consuming. As I developed my idea, I had a mission to pour all of my thoughts out. I chose to make each panel more complex than the previous to build the narrative. For example in the second panel I decided to place whether as a symbol for … Continue reading Fulfillment →

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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 […]

“The funniest amongst us are usually the ones who are … Dead Inside …” Reflecting on my work, this is one of the sketch assignments that took me quite a while to figure out, but was most fun to explore. I started to think about three-paneled comic strips that I’d seen before. I’ve always had […]