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Web Comic Demo 3

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Web Comic Demo 2

Don’t insert your comic as one big image, but insert as separate rows (one jpg file for each row). This way, the viewer can click to see each row at a bigger size (as long as Link to: Media File … Continue reading

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Web Comic Demo 1

If you insert each frame individually, it will be hard to control positioning. See what happens when you resize your browser window, or look at on a small screen, like a phone (This WordPress template is not responsive, so the … Continue reading

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Demo Post

This is a demo post for your first DTC 201 Blog. Make sure that you insert your images at a smaller size so the text cap wrap around the image. You can click on the images to see a larger … Continue reading

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Title – Your First and Last Name

Write your post….. Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make … Continue reading

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Point, Line, Plane: Sample Post by Kristin Becker

I think it’s fascinating how the same component of a composition can function as point, line, or plane, depending on how it is pictured, including how it is framed by the camera and how it relates to other compositional elements. … Continue reading

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Point, Line, Plane – Sample Post by Kristin Becker

I feel this poster is balanced because my eye moves through the composition without getting stuck: The bold title of the poster at mid-line (ITC Officiana) functions as both a point and a line. It functions as a point because … Continue reading

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Technological Artifact: Kristin Becker (Sample Post)

  I still have an old shoebox full of the mixed tapes that I listened to in my car during high school and college. Any one of these tapes with hand-made, illustrated case covers would be an appropriate technological artifact … Continue reading

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Figure / Ground and Framing – Sample Post by Kristin Becker

This band poster is an example of how the figure-ground relationship can be reversible, and therefore extremely dynamic. In some parts of the composition, the white areas read as ground, background, or negative space and the black areas read as legible … Continue reading

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Formstorming: Kristin Becker (Sample Post)

In the first fifty pages of her graphic novel, What It Is, Lynda Barry asks questions like “What is an image?” and “Where are images found?” She seems self-conscious about her ability to create successful images as an adult artist, and … Continue reading

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