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Both McCloud and Lovett have a similar goal in comics and design, respectively. They both attempt to convey message through visual compositions. McCloud would describe this as trying to make “one sense speak for all five,” meaning allowing the viewer … Continue reading →

On page 31 of Scott McCloud’s “Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art,” there are tons of examples that demonstrate the uses of the elements and principles of design.  To begin with perhaps the most basic element, line, I noticed that McCloud … Continue reading →

On our first scanning day, I brought a mini heart, my work identification badge, and a medical wrist band. I wanted to scan these items at first because I figured I would base my comic on significant moments throughout my … Continue reading →

In the first day in CDSC I brought the bill for my medicine, the sticky note with a video game controller I got from our school esport club and a business card of my apartment. I could not use the … Continue reading →

The day the class went to CDSC to learn about how to scan items for the first time, I brought our school sticker that I received during orientation. The reason why I decided to bring in this sticker was because … Continue reading →

During our previous class in CDSC we discussed on how to do Photoshop and scanning some of the items we brought to class such as a beep number that we use during races, i also came with some clothes not … Continue reading →

  The first objects I selected to scan (which I didn’t at the time) were a couple of objects such as some different colored dish rags and a plaid designed washcloth. I also brought along some larger objects two of … Continue reading →

On the first day that we went to the CDSC, I brought a card, specifically the Ace of Spades, a quarter, and a sticker. Although I wasn’t able to scan all of the items, I did, however, scan the card. … Continue reading →