ENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
Writing this triptych was one of the most creative assignments I’ve worked on since starting college, and I found it extremely enjoyable. I chose this concept because it reflects a real-life experience I have had. I decided to use stick figures for simplicity and because it allowed me to focus more on the story than […]
Read moreI thought I would try something new for this week’s sketch. Breaking from my usual topics of politics and ideology, I decided to make a horror comic. Why not? It would be fun. Here is the result of my work: Creating this comic was not difficult, nor was coming up with the idea. I borrowed […]
Read moreBecause this comic strip simplifies a story set over a long time, it feels easier to complete it as fewer details are needed. It’s like an outline of a story, but since an outline is all the comic strip needs, I didn’t have to think too much about crafting the story. However, it took me […]
Read moreA triptych about my process of writing a triptych.
Read moreThe background image is a photograph taken from my apartment of the split-second before a lightning strike. In making this post, I was reflective of my experience as a student. I always run into unfortunate circumstances, but I’ve never been one to instigate or cause any unnecessary conflict. This image, especially being outside my apartment, […]
Read moreTriptych Again, I started going through my entire album. I seldom take pictures horizontally so it took a while for me. I chose this picture because this picture is really sweet. I had a great day at the doggies’ cafe. However, I didn’t know a lot of ways to interact with the dogs because we […]
Read moreFor this Sunday sketch, I wanted to stay within the comedy theme for my triptych. My sketch is a kid laughing at someone slipping on a banana peel and because he’s laughing he can’t see the pile of banana peels he is about to slip on in the third panel. The challenging part of this […]
Read moreI pondered, unable to muster a thought of a story line. I never knew it was so difficult to think of a storyline for a three panel comic. I needed to think of something short, but something that still have meaning. I thought about the cicada, their life spent mostly underground, just to surface and […]
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