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Putting It All Together: Nick Caton
For this week we were asked to express something about our individuality. For my comic I decided to make it about my favorite team, the Seattle Mariners. Something that you should know about the Seattle Mariners first is that they … Continue reading
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Putting It All Together: Daylon Hicks
For my final project, I decided make it reputation about the goal I wanted to achieve while correlating it with the class goals related with Scott McCloud. Each slide has a different meaning that I wanted to do within my … Continue reading
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Putting It All Together: Yanir Govrin
for this comic I had one main idea and that was to showcase how my brain works and something that happens to me often in one and one conversations even while I am the only one talking. While talking to … Continue reading
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Putting It All Together: Trent Madison
Though it could be argued that my comic is not something particularly about myself, it can be personalized when i give it context. My comic illustrates life prior to Covid-19 as being somewhat peaceful and not much happening in my … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Maria Alvarez
I wasn’t sure what to create in the beginning, but then I thought to keep it simple. I saw many people on social media say their sleep schedule was way out of line and that made me think of mine. … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Daniel Blanchard
For this week’s comic, we were asked to make a comic that represents how words and pictures can be used to help the viewer connect and feel emotion. This week I took a break from illustrator due to my program … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Chloe Brusseau
After reading chapter 6 of Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics I had a little bit of a hard time coming up with a creative Idea for my comic. When I did figure out an idea, I had a little bit of … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Zackary Reynolds
For the week fourteen comic I chose to do my typical afternoon. The reason why I chose to do my afternoon is because last week I did my morning routine. The reason why I used interdependent word-picture combinations is because I had to for the assignment. The … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Trent Madison
The comic that I created was interdependent on the text and images. It starts by showing a character with a panicked expression on his face but you would not know why he was worried unless i put the bold text … Continue reading
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Weekly Blog: Show and Tell: Anthony Sanchez
My comics uses interdependent word picture combinations by using a duo specific comic style. With this comic I believe I captured the style well because both the comic and the word combination show the exact same meaning. And made the … Continue reading
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