Category Archives: Fall 2019 Archive (201 Blog)

Making a comic by hand versus using a digital tool definitely adds differentiation between the two pieces of work. The most obvious contrast is the fact that one comic is created free handed and the other digitally. Of course, we … Continue reading →

I enjoyed creating my comics both ways, hand drawn and digitally. However, they are very different experiences. For example, hand drawing my comics was very simple, straightforward, and accessible. I only had to use a pencil and paper. There were … Continue reading →

  When I was drawing the comics, the hardest thing to do was to come up with a story for the comic. The first comic, which was hand-drawn, is a take on how anxiety can feel to some people. You … Continue reading →

I was excited to hear that we would be making comics in this class. However, for my first post, I wasn’t sure of how to make a comic. I thought of comics as they traditionally appear in comic books and … Continue reading →

Making the hand drawn comic was a more comfortable and easier experience for me. I believe this was the case because with a pencil and paper even though I am not that good at drawing I feel more comfortable and … Continue reading →

When making my hand drawn comic I had no idea what type of story or message I wanted to tell. I ended up doodling cats and decided to create a dynamic between two cats that live in the same house. … Continue reading →

Although conceptually similar, utilizing a digital device versus a pencil and paper to physically layout a comic differs immensely. Each of them is tailored towards different styles with their unique palettes that artists can choose from. When talking about the … Continue reading →

Out of the two comic strips, I prefer doing print comic strips because I feel limited whenever I make comics on my PC due to not having the correct resources I need to make them how I truly want them … Continue reading →