Category Archives: Show and Tell

For this week’s comic I had a hard time trying to figure out what to draw. I decided to go with a scary theme and thought of the classic horror movie scenes in movies. I picked a scary basement door … Continue reading →

What Day is it? by Kylie Michael Made May of 2020 This is a simple comic that uses words and pictures to tell the full story. It is a comic of a girl looking at a calendar because she doesn’t … Continue reading →

The show and tell chapter was really eye opening when It came to the concepts that it introduced and explored. It might sound dumb but I never really saw the connection between words and the images on a comic and … Continue reading →

For my comic, I wanted to create one that was very short but to the point, similar to the examples that Scott McCloud included in his book. For each panel, both the pictures and the words both depend on one … Continue reading →

For my comic this week, I created a scene where a car drives from Wyoming to Colorado. I used techniques from Scott McCloud’s, Understanding Comics. I used the additive combination of words and pictures and the interdependent technique in the … Continue reading →

In this comic I decided to portray my idea of what I think everyone will be doing during the summer while we are quarantined. The comic shows a person with a long list of nothing to do for his day … Continue reading →

For this week I decided to make a comic or collage type of deal that depicts several different types of flowers and the point of it because I drew it in black and white was to imagine the colors each … Continue reading →

So for my comic I used 4 different squares to make a quick an easy flow of how to read my comic. 2 boxes on the top and two below. For my comic the first square is a person at … Continue reading →

For my weekly comic, I decided to pick a topic everyone can relate to. I chose to depict the work / school week in the three phases that I and most people use to judge the status of their work … Continue reading →