Category Archives: Print Versus Digital

The benefits of a digital comic is that it allows me to make more mistakes and I can experiment more. It allows me to adjust sizes and ratios and to edit as I go. Digital also allows me to play … Continue reading →

My experience while I was creating my comic on print was a completely different experience versus creating my comic on a computer. The comic that I created was just a short introduction of myself to the class. I created four … Continue reading →

I drew two comics, but I had trouble thinking about what I wanted to make for the comics. The reason why I was having trouble is because I am not very creative, and I am not very good at drawing/creating … Continue reading →

Making a comic was something new to me. I have never made a comic before so this was all a learning experience. The first comic was my hand drawn comic. I had fun with this one. I was able to … Continue reading →

In drawing theses two comics I personally found it to be easier to draw on paper rather than online. I found it more challenging to use programs to draw digitally because I do not have as much experience using a … Continue reading →

Creating a printed comic, which was our first project was a very easy assignment because of the freedom of expression and how easy it is to draw a simple comic. Making a small four slide comic about myself was both … Continue reading →

I have a small bit of experience trying to draw comics — most of the time they don’t go anywhere. Both my hand drawn and my digital comic were styled quite similarly with panels and varying text boxes. In drawing … Continue reading →

For the two different Comics I decided to go with different formats to express different styles. The hand drawn comic is more personal and is something I can relate to being a college student. We talked about the difference between … Continue reading →

Personally, at this point in time I preferred the hand drawn approach to creating my comic because I feel that it was easier to plan out and more accessible than using a digitized software. Everyone at some point in their … Continue reading →