Category Archives: Fall 2019 Archive (201 Blog)

Hand-drawing a comic was not high on my list of things I was excited to do due to my poor artistic abilities, but through creating it I learned the impact a print comic has. When creating a hand-drawn comic, I … Continue reading →

When the hand-drawn comic was initially assigned, I was very excited to start the project. It quickly became apparent to me that the comic was so open-ended and I began to feel stressed. I didn’t really know the definition of … Continue reading →

To start, I would say without a doubt that for me making digital comics is a lot harder than making print comics. I have very little experience doing digital comics using stuff like Photoshop or illustrator. Also, being a chem … Continue reading →

  While creating each of these comics, I was able to share my story in a unique way. Before this class, I had never created or even read a comic book before. I was always confused as to where I … Continue reading →

With the argument for hand drawn comics or digital comics, personally I side with creating comics digitally. I feel like having the ability to easily correct your mistakes and improve upon them is important in the creative process in comic … Continue reading →

A lot can be said about a comic by the demographic the comic is created on. A printed comic, compared to a digital one, allows for a different spectrum of benefits and drawbacks. Textures, tools available, and spectrum of space … Continue reading →

This week, I discovered that creating comics digitally versus by hand both have their bonuses and drawbacks.  For example, when I drew my comic originally, it was much easier.  This makes sense because I’ve used my hand to draw, write, … Continue reading →

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 →