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Closure and Time Frames: Jennifer Engelke
For blog post number 4, I chose to read the graphic novel Maus I: My Father Bleeds History by Art Spiegelman. The novel tells the story of the main character’s father’s life. He tells stories about falling in love with … Continue reading
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Final Digital Comic Collage: Jasper Contreras
First off, one of the big problems I had was combining both aspects of Scott McCloud’s definition and Lynda Barry’s examples into one cohesive project. When we first started scanning, I just worked with my denim jacket and all the … Continue reading
Final Digital Comic Collage: Trent Madison
When we learned about scanning in the CDSC, I was unsure of what i had that is meaningful to me. After I thought about it for several days, I figured out i just wanted to let people know more … Continue reading
Final Digital Comic Collage: Anthony Sanchez
For my Final Digital Comic, I wanted it to be portrayed slightly different than what you’d normally think of collage or comic. I wanted the viewer to make their own take in what they thought my inspiration was. But I … Continue reading
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Final Digital Comic Collage: Amanda Retchless
My comic fits into McCloud’s definition because I have created a comic with lots of images and pictures that are in no deliberate sequence. I have a lot of images that I personally like and I threw them together to … Continue reading
Final Digital Comic Collage: Kirk Brown
My creative process was challenged through out this project. Collage has never been my favorite element of art only because I absolutely hate finding materials to create something. On top of that, I am minimalist when it comes to what … Continue reading
Physical to Virtual: Caiden Merritt
My goal for this project is to use objects that help to immerse the reader in the story I will be telling in the comic. I like how the scan turned out; it really shows the dimension and shadowing of … Continue reading
Physical to Virtual: Brady Davis
I recently bought this T-Shirt online from a community on Reddit known as /r/StreetwearStartup. In this community, small indie clothing startups share their designs and seek critique. I really enjoyed this design and wanted to support the brand as well … Continue reading
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Physical to Virtual: Chloe Brusseau
To the CDSC, I brought items that I thought would look interesting scanned on a digital level; as well as items that I feel that represent me and my life. On the first day, I brought in a tag from … Continue reading
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Physical to Virtual: Daylon Hicks
On the first day that scanning was introduced to me, I decided to bring my Cougar Card. It may have seem common and bland to bring it, but the reason I decided that bringing my Cougar Card was essential towards … Continue reading
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Kristin Becker's DTC Classes at WSU 