ENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
Stretching: stretching in dance is on elf the most essential things a dancer can possibly do. It warms up your body my stretching your muscles and engaging all parts of your body that you need. For me this represents that stage of the writing process where you are brain storming and really finding different things […]
Read moreHalfa Kucha provides me an unique opportunity to concise my argument into a three minute speech. If this presentation is a writing assignment, it might take me 600-800 words to clearly state my points. However, the time limit forced me to cut down my argument into the essential parts only. I decided to go with […]
Read moreThe use of shades in the two pages I traced from Spinning and Stitches are worth noticing. On the panel presented in page 288 from Stitches, the portrait of protagonist David is presented with a direct eye level camera angle. The panel is David’s reaction towards his father’s confession for giving him cancer when his breathing problem was treated as […]
Read moreThe different parts of literacy narrative taught me how a complete process of writing looks like. We start with a pre-writing exercise where we brainstorm the top ten memories about literacy learning. Then we took 20 minutes to free write about the top three from the lists. This exercise not only helped me to put […]
Read more“Easy to Return” Yoyo’s are representative of the Sunday Sketches. These Yoyo’s come straight back up into your hands as soon as you release them to the ground so I thought that they were the best representation for the Sunday Sketches. With Sunday Sketches, they are quick and easy exercise’s that are just for fun. […]
Read moreThis essay fulfills the final portfolio criteria all Emory ENG101 courses demand. More importantly, it serves as my final reflection on the eye-opening course The Secret Language of Comics taught by Professor Morgen in the fall semester of 2024. Before taking this course, I fear I would’ve approached the final portfolio from a barren chronological […]
Read moreFor Sketch 11, I wanted to express all the lessons I learned in one concise image. I decided to use baking as a metaphor for making an essay since my favorite hobby is baking! The key component to a good essay-desert is words (the flour), that have been refined through the framing sifter to remove […]
Read moreFor Sketch 11, I wanted to express all the lessons I learned in one concise image. I decided to use baking as a metaphor for making an essay since my favorite hobby is baking! The key component to a good essay-desert is words (the flour), that have been refined through the framing sifter to remove […]
Read moreMy comic began with my experience at the STEM museum field trip. Instead of beginning with a setting or an introduction, I started off the comic with my conflict. I thought that this was an intriguing way to hook the audience and it got straight to the point. For my literacy narrative, however, I had […]
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