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This is a demo post about how I would like you to display image-based media in your posts for this class. Looking at images, deciphering their meaning, and writing about them is a big part of what we do in … Continue reading →

I sketched the comic on the left by hand while I created the comic on the right using Adobe Illustrator. Hand drawing enables an artist to customize their artwork with their own unique style which is harder to accomplish in … Continue reading →

DTC 8/29/19 Using an old-fashioned pencil and paper making my hand-drawn comic took longer and felt a bit more stressful than when I used a software application to make my comic. I felt as though I had the more creative … Continue reading →

While making a comic by hand I noticed it was easier to just grab a pencil and draw rather then having to figure out what program I would use and the actual logistics of creating an idea. I do not … Continue reading →

I had a fun time drawing these two comics. The biggest different when creating it for me is the digital way does not offer any material. In that way I do not need to worry about buying color or any … Continue reading →

Making a comic by hand is very much different from making a comic by using a digital tool. Benefits of creating a comic by hand include not having any limitations with the way that the content is created. For example, … Continue reading →

Creating my original hand drawn comic was quite the experience. Most of the time I spent on this project was spent thinking about what I should make the comic about. I thought alot about my drawing ability and it played … Continue reading →

My hand drawn and digital comic are very similar, yet very different. The hand drawn comic strip was easily the hardest one to perform. I had an idea of what I wanted the comic to look like but knowing my … Continue reading →

Depending on the tools you have creating print and digital comics can be very similar. I use a drawing tablet and pen which makes my digital comic process closer to my print comic process with paper and pencil. Virtual rulers … Continue reading →