Author Archives: braydenjacobs6768

My comic started out as a knock-off version of Rick and Morty that would go on a few short adventures to a few different alternate dimensions. The main piece of my project that changed as I started to make was … Continue reading →

My initial plan for Project #2 was to create a two frame comic depicting two individuals being interrogated regarding a crime they each witnessed. Each frame was going to be similarly structured with a thought/speech bubble drawing the reader’s attention … Continue reading →

This map of Jerusalem from a 1500 AD book shows a city of history and the troubles its been through. The map on its own would be uninformative without context and, while not in English, the simple basis of labeling … Continue reading →

The graphic novel I chose to investigate is “Dog Man” by Dav Pilkey. It’s children’s comic and was specifically chosen because of this. I was curious to see if these examples of closure and time frames existed in comics meant … Continue reading →

“Juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or produce an aesthetic response in the viewer”. Scott McCloud’s definition of a comic in his book, Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art can fit a wide variety of … Continue reading →

I chose a simple narrative for my comic; Fred the Fish spending his hours in the vast ocean searching for shining relics to collect. The two comics are drastically different apart from the basic character design, as the introduction of … Continue reading →