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Digital vs Print Comic Matthew Mollet

Posted on August 29, 2019 by matthewmollet

Creating a digital comic allows the author to edit the image faster, and fine tune their art. Using illustrator, I was able to make the comic quicker, but I could not add all of the small details I could by … Continue reading →

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Print Versus Digital Comic: Ana Maria Alaniz Mendoza

Posted on August 29, 2019 by Ana Maria

  As I began to sketch out the very first shape on my lined notebook paper, I realized that I needed to have a better plan about placement and spacing for my comic. This resulted in me turning the page … Continue reading →

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Print Versus Digital Comic: Maria Alvarez

Posted on August 29, 2019 by itsmariiaa

Making a comic digitally and making one by hand has been such a challenge for someone who doesn’t know much about adobe photoshop. The hand drawn comic was faster to make because I had the freedom to erase and add whatever I … Continue reading →

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Print Versus Digital Comic: Justin Pardini

Posted on August 29, 2019 by justinpardini

Being someone who isn’t experienced in making digital drawings or creations in general, this assignment was much easier for me on physical paper. I had just learned how to use Adobe Illustrator a week prior to this assignment, but have … Continue reading →

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Print Versus Digital Comic: Madison Roby

Posted on August 29, 2019 by madisonroby

For this blog, compare and contrast your experience of making a comic by hand versus using a digital tool. What were the benefits and drawbacks of each way of working? Likewise, what seems to be the difference between reading a … Continue reading →

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Print Versus Digital Comic: Helena Matheson

Posted on August 28, 2019 by helenamatheson

I had a fun time creating these comics. I have always been very into art and this helped me dive back into it. Making each of these comics was a very different process. For my paper comic, I had to … Continue reading →

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Final Reflection: Ryan Ferrell

Posted on December 13, 2018 by ryanferrellcomm210

For my final reflection for DTC 201, I chose to listen to the oral history projects from Emily Bruckner, Christian Solovey, and Jenna Walker. Emily Bruckner –  She interviewed her father, Brian Bruckner, about the comparison of traditional lecture classes … Continue reading →

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Oral History: Ryan Ferrell

Posted on December 13, 2018 by ryanferrellcomm210

  I was excited when this project was introduced to us. I love story time! I decided to interview my grandpa, John Miller, as retired U.S. Army veteran that worked with communication technology and electronics. I could hear the excitement … Continue reading →

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Final Reflection: Emmalina Krist

Posted on December 13, 2018 by emmalinakay

The first audio story that I listened to was one by Jenna Walker, who interviewed her grandmother about her experiences transitioning from writing by hand and using a typewriter to using more modern technology, such as computer keyboards. Her grandmother … Continue reading →

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Final Reflection: Wyatt Nevins

Posted on December 13, 2018 by wyattjnevins

The first interview I visited was Seth Muck’s. I enjoyed listening to it in class for a few reasons – first of all, the audio quality was high albiet for a dip in the middle. Other than a slight audio … Continue reading →

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