Author Archives: bobsteriffic

When it came time to both create and present my web comic in a digital space, I felt most inspired by the work of Eroyn Franklin’s work with web comics. The way she uses color against her backgrounds make her … Continue reading →

This project definitely came as more of a challenge to me, not only because I struggled to come up with a story for my comic, but also because of my lack of experience with Illustrator. When it was all said … Continue reading →

During our visit to the WSU Art Museum Collection Study Center, we were exposed to a small handful of different artists from the pacific north-west region. I enjoyed looking all of the work of all of these artist’s, but one … Continue reading →

After reading chapter 5 of Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics, I have a better understanding of how much line can effect the overall work and the way a reader interprets it. McCloud talks about how line can represent emotions such as anger, … Continue reading →

The graphic novel I chose to check out from the WSU libraries is Trees, by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard. I chose this novel because of the quick synopsis that was on the back. It talks about how something had … Continue reading →

I created my comic strongly from a creative perspective. I wanted to convey the idea of creativity, and how music can play a large part in that; both while listening to it, and while writing it. I used pieces of … Continue reading →

After reading John Lovett’s “Design Overview,” I feel like I have a better understanding of the perspective Scott McCloud is coming from with his work in “Understanding Comics.” One page that specifically stood out to me was page 27, where … Continue reading →

When we went to the CDSC for our class last week, I brought two stickers from a brewery I’ve been to in Spokane. I ended up not having time in class to scan my objects, so I decided to wait … Continue reading →

Hello, my name is Bobby Brown! I decided to make my comic strips about myself and my hobbies that I enjoy doing. The differences between hand-drawn and digital are pretty clear in this scenario. Hand drawing my comic was a … Continue reading →