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Putting It All Together: Jaclyn Seifert
I’m not sure why this blog post is sentimental, but it sure is rewarding to finish off the semester on a project I am proud of. I’ll be the first to say it, but using Illustrator is not easy. I … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Ethan Miller
For my final comic I was inspired by some recent quarantine haircuts I’ve been seeing online. Sometimes people have been absolutely shredding their hair just because they won’t be seeing any other people which is funny to me. One of … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Edison Soliman
For my final comic, I chose to show how life has been feeling lately through a comic around boxing. In the comic the main character is boxing their opponent. As soon as the bell is rung, the opponent goes in … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Anh Ngo
In chapter 6 of McCloud’s text, he illustrated the idea of the importance of having a balance of words and image to describe the story that the author is intending to convey while chapter 7 discusses the idea of applying … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Sabrina Hoenes
For my final comic I decided to use a different program. Instead of using Illustrator like I had in the previous weeks. I decided to use an application called Procreate. The reason why I decided to change programs is because … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Malvin Malai-Harrison
For this blog, I wanted to create my comic using Adobe Illustrator to see what I could create as opposed to using pen and paper like the comics I made in previous weeks. For this week, we were asked to … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Jon Preng
For my week 15 comic, I decided to use music as a way to express feelings and attitude for an individual. On page 194, Scott McCloud stated, “no other human being can ever know what it’s like to be you … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Anna Davenport
I had a lot of fun with this project! I had started making my comic about a week before we left for quarantine and so I had a pretty good head start. I originally started with the cat on the … Continue reading
Putting it all together: Jennifer Engelke
When asked to “express my individuality” I automatically knew I had to embrace my unlucky trait. While I have seemingly endless stories of being unlucky I chose to tell the story of how my fourth-grade teacher never made me a … Continue reading
Putting It All Together: Haydyn Wallender
Hi, friends! Can you believe that this is the last blog post of the semester?! I know I can’t. It’s craziness. For my last blog post, I took what Scott McCloud said to heart, (literally), when he said (wrote, really), … Continue reading