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My print and digital comics are completely different from one another, other than trying to portray some sort of emotion. My print comic was more time consuming than my digital comic to make, but I think that’s because I was … Continue reading
I chose a simple narrative for my comic; Fred the Fish spending his hours in the vast ocean searching for shining relics to collect. The two comics are drastically different apart from the basic character design, as the introduction of … Continue reading
Picking up an expo marker and putting it on lined paper was a very simplistic task. It was easy enough to create within a couple minutes, while also describing my whole life in 6 squares. The perks to drawing a … Continue reading
My digital and print comics are very similar. I used my print copy in order to make my digital copy which helped me to have a better finished design for my characters now. The difference is the digital one has … Continue reading
Coming into DTC 201, I had already taken a class in high school that utilized Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics,so I came in feeling very comfortable with the topic of comics. However, I did not come into the course feeling comfortable … Continue reading
Within the past week, I have made a comic strip by hand and by using a digital tool. I personally preferred using a digital tool because it was more time efficient and looks better. When making the comic strip by … Continue reading
Comics have long been known for being the medium for ‘children.’ As you look deeper into what a comic can be, you can learn that a comic or graphic novel can be just as intellectual as any other written text, … Continue reading
I had an enjoyable time creating both the hand-drawn comic and the digital comic. The benefits of making a hand-drawn comic is that you have complete freedom of what you want to create. While creating my hand-drawn comic I was … Continue reading
Hello, my name is Bobby Brown! I decided to make my comic strips about myself and my hobbies that I enjoy doing. The differences between hand-drawn and digital are pretty clear in this scenario. Hand drawing my comic was a … Continue reading
Kristin Becker's DTC Classes at WSU 