ENGRD101. Fall 2024. Sections 27 & 31.
When constructing the narrative, I looked to incorporate real-world experiences pertaining to some of my favorite hobbies. As someone who loves doing outdoor activities—fishing, hiking, and more—I knew that I could include this aspect of my life into a comedic cartoon. While hiking during my Emory pre-orientation trip, my group encountered two wasps nests during […]
Read moreMy triptych is about the use of steroids, indirectly hinting towards the negative effects of them. This idea flowed through my opinion of steroids, which turned into a narrative on the body-building industry and the people who use steroids. The flow was easy to create because there is a clear beginning, middle, and end. Which […]
Read moreMaking my triptych comic was challenging in a couple of ways. With only three slides to convey my story I had to be selective with what I did with each slide. I wanted to show the complete story of someone being happy, unhappy, and then happy again. I decided therefore that each slide should show […]
Read moreCreated with Canva: a digital comic creation software. In this Sunday’s sketch, I created a triptych of a turtle and a rabbit talking about travelling back in time. I chose these two animals since they have distinctly different personalities. A major theme in this comic strip is time and whether time travel is plausible. I […]
Read moreThis is my triptych strip. I started with the idea of flipping the use of a mundane object. At first I thought of having my laptop close me instead of me closing my laptop, but that became a bit unrealistic when I tried figuring out the logistics. I then looked around the room I was […]
Read moreFor this assignment, something that I wanted to run with was the “beginning, middle, end” theme. When I first thought of this, the song “beginning, middle, end” came to mind. This song is about love, which then inspired me for this sketch assignment. I was also watching the movie “Up” too, which made me think […]
Read moreI created a triptych comic that depicts someone who underestimated the power of Hurricane Helene and ended up adrift on their bed. Similar to other assignments, I found that coming up with an idea was the most difficult part. I had been thinking about this Sunday sketch for a few days, but I hadn’t thought […]
Read moreNature’s Boost The inspiration for this triptych came from my love of running and a common observation among runners (including myself) that our times seem better when running in nature than on a treadmill or track. I wanted to create a comedic commentary on this idea. The triptych punchline highlights the humorous side of crediting […]
Read moreI haven’t made a comic in a very long time. The last time may have even been in elementary school. It was fun. At first, I was a little stuck trying to find an idea but then the short story above popped into my head. That said, I am not exactly sure what my inspiration […]
Read moreI chose to make a popsicle because my roommate and I both love when free popsicles are handed out on campus, so we have a few stocked in our freezer. I still did not know what I could use as the popsicle stick, but while I was looking around my room, I saw my electric […]
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