The Secret Language of Comics

Sunday Sketch 11

Over the semester, my journey as a writer mirrored the human body, representing how multifaceted it is, with each task serving a different function. My Brain, the crux of my learning, is my final portfolio, which synthesizes all my understanding so far. The lungs represent the literacy narrative that adds structure and flow to my […]

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Sk11: Assemblies

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 […]

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Assembly of YoYo’s

“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. […]

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sketch 11

I think that the parts of a comic represent what we have covered in class. The borders represent our foundation of our literacy narratives. The narration represents Professor Morgen’s guidance with the books we read. The characters represent us students and the discussions we would have in class. The space between panels shows how much […]

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