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Triptych 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 […]

For 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 […]

When making this comic, I was inspired by Ernie Bushmiller’s Nancy. I was especially interested in creating the first two panels in a way where the reader doesn’t exactly know whats gonna happen in the end, but can maybe get an idea using the subtle hints in the previous panels. In my comic, the first […]

This triptych is about how a dog expects a stick to be thrown, but a boomerang is thrown instead. The dog thinks that the human threw the stick too far when in reality the boomerang is coming back. This comic is how sometimes our expectations at the beginning of something lead us to making mistakes. […]

When making my triptych I knew I had to focus on making a clear story. I went through a couple of different ideas however most of them felt unfinished within the three panels. This then made me switch to a more drastic and drastic line of thinking. I drew some inspiration from the TV show […]

For my sketch, I decided to demonstrate something I struggle with of my own: caffenie addiction. In the first panel of my narrative, I showcased a man, still seemingly very tired, waiting for his coffee by the drip in a small kitchen. In the next panel, the man finally gets his first cup of coffee […]

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 […]

Created 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 […]

This 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 […]