The first image here is a page from Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s Batman: Year One. The other four are my self-directed final project for my experimental comics class. I thought it’d be fun to take a page from such an iconic book and, without changing the dialogue or basic thrust of the action, redraw the page in the styles of other recognizable comics (Tintin, Adventure Time, Garfield, and shojo manga). It was fun seeing what the new styles did to the page, and a great drawing exercise! Plus, I got to draw more kawaii Batman. Awwww yeah.
For my experimental comics class this week we had to make a comic that had to be destroyed in the process of reading it. Mine was a cake comic that had to be eaten in order to see the end, which was painted onto the tray beneath the cake. My fellow comic majors were happy to help with the eating portion of the project.
If you’d like to check out art by some of the amazing folks in these pictures, please check out their tumblrs:
Leigh Luna (thanks again for taking pics for me!)
There are a few people whose tumblr urls I don’t know, so if you see yourself in one of the photos and want a link to your tumblr included let me know!
Remember this comic? Welllllll, I’m gonna have some copies of it for sale at MCAD’s mini-comics con, so it just got a cover! A Star Wars cover. Because.
More comics. And I’ve clearly been watching too much Supernatural. ~Tra la la~
This is probably what would happen if I were making video games instead of comics. But instead I’m making comics about video games. Because…because.
It’s been a while since I’ve put a comic up on here, but I’m back, and I still haven’t conquered the irresistible urge to put cute, fuzzy animals in everything I draw.
This comic is sad, but I had fun making it. My next comic won’t be sad, pinky swear. ’Kay? Kay.
Let’s all just enjoy my new comic whilst pretending not to notice my clearly deteriorating mental health, shall we?
Okay dudes, this is what’s been eating up all my free time for the last three weeks. IRL this thing is 18x24 inches, and is the first comic that I’ve made almost entirely digitally! The top image is the entire page, but because of tumblr’s size limitations it got a bit small and squishy, so there are some close-ups if you’d like to see more of the detail.
