Poll: Australian Comics
Are Australian comics improving in quality?
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Drawing Inspiration
It should be noted that in my last article for OzComics, written what must be more than a year and a half ago now, I wrote about my limited successes here in Japan and the huge hurdles we as expats face abroad looking for creative work. Therein lies my excuse for not having written an article for so long; it is HARD to find the work.
Steps 2 & 3: What Happens After Writing
Like most authors, Step 1 is the writing... though the next steps in the creative process usually diverge into idiosyncratic methods for each individual creator....Thumbnailing: Where the comicbook takes form
To me, creating comicbooks is a magical process. There's an importance and respect one should give to the various stages of its production. So, if writing is f*cking, then thumbnailing is surely the pregnancy....Making Comics in Japan
Yes, it is hard to find creative work here and I hardly consider myself a success. I have been in Japan for 8 months and have - to date - only done three pieces of commercial design work (and completed one 80 page comic book). My income is supplemented by teaching English at a corporate level, which I feel has been beneficial to me at any rate. Since finishing my Degree, my writing skills had kind of... well... taken a bit of a dive. I do after all, consider myself a comics writer and artist and take this position as a way sharpening those those long dormant skills....
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thanks interesting article great graphics
a great way to excelerate learning for the future generation- a great idea which im sure many will build into their education system
Wow if only we had graphic novels when we were at school - It would have certainly lit up the lesson - great idea -
graphics are an excellent way to encourage children to learn and grow thanks for the post
Graphic novels engage both children and adults in a different way from a standard novel. There is a place for most in learning environments.
