#dicoverytask

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This weekend I went to a vegan ice cream shop called Greenery Creamy in downtown Orlando. I drew the setup by memory because it was a small, simple space. I drew it in my true drawing style so it wasn’t a difficult task. The first panel is the ice cream display, the second is the toppings counter and the third is the register.

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In celebration of Customer Service Week, my job has been passing out daily flyers on how to be a better a better customer service person. After reading this particular flyer, I realized no one is ever taught how to treat a customer service person. Here, I’ve edited the flyer to include a few tips on how to make simple interactions comfortable to both parties. At first, I couldn’t quite figure out how to make it into a comic and how to edit the words without it having a negative tone. I used simple drawing styles to indicate the characters are employees, with name tags, aprons and badges. Also, I included word bubbles to make it more interactive.

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For this task, we decided to ask a stranger a random series of questions as an interview and record their response with our phones. As busy as campus was it took awhile to find someone who didn’t look too busy. We found a random guy in Foxtail and asked the first few things that came to mind. While drawing, I realized I might have asked our subject too many questions and I kept running out of space. Ultimately, I chose to draw a summary over the conversation. I didn’t want the charters to look to realistic because I wanted to exaggerate the facial expressions of the guy I spoke to. He had an oddly plain face but made really bold expressions as the questions threw him off.

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This took a lot longer than I thought. I decided to draw the most honest thing about myself that I don’t share often , as it is a big hurdle for me academically. I enjoyed the larger layout because I get like it gave me more room to tell a full story. I’ve found it easier to process if I draw icons with less detail. I think as long as it’s positioned correctly, the reader will get the gist.

[drawaholiccomic]

This took a lot longer than I thought. I decided to draw the most honest thing about myself that I don’t share often , as it is a big hurdle for me academically. I enjoyed the larger layout because I get like it gave me more room to tell a full story. I’ve found it easier to process if I draw icons with less detail. I think as long as it’s positioned correctly, the reader will get the gist.