Sketch 5: Triptych
Due: 9/30 Tag: sk5 In How to Read Nancy: The Elements of Comics in Three Easy Panels, Paul Karasik and Mark Newgarden[…]
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Author: David
Sketch 6: What’s in your bag?
Due: 10/7 Tag: sk6 Find a relatively large empty space. Take your backpack, messenger bag, or whatever sort of bag you[…]
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Sketch 8: Data viz from everyday life
Due: 11/11 Tag: sk8 When Mason Currey wanted to understand how he could manage to produce more creative work despite the[…]
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Sketch 7: Quadriptych
due: 10/21 tag: sk7 You’ve made a one-panel image with your avatar, combined two images with your combophotos, and made a[…]
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Sketch 11: Assemblies
Due: 12/9 Tag: sk11 For some unknown reason, the National Archives includes a document entitled Cocktail Construction Chart, which was created by the[…]
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Tracing Stitches and Spinning
The primary focus of this piece of our analytical work in the class is thinking and reading rhetorically across the[…]
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Sketch 9: Recreate a movie scene
Chris Pratt holds the raptors at bay in Jurassic World. Due: 11/25 Tag: sk9 Choose a single moment from a movie or television episode[…]
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Due: 11/20 Return to your alphabetic narrative and revise, taking into account the further thinking you did as you created[…]
Read moreLiteracy Narrative, Part 2
Parts 1 & 3 Literacy Narrative, Part 1 Literacy Narrative, Part 3 Prompt Now that you’ve completed a draft of[…]
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Literacy Narrative, Part 1
Due: 9/9 Length: 750-1250 words Pre-writing Before you begin to write your literacy narrative, you should complete the x-pages prewriting assignment[…]
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