#workshop day

[theninthhour]

No alcohol

for 48 hours. Detox weekend ahead. 

P.S. Yours truly

[kinzelcomics]

Workshops Day 3 & 4

These two workshop days were productive as well! I was a little nervous about the layout of my panel, and the first day (Day 3, in this case) was the most helpful for that sort of thing. My group felt that my comic was understandable to read, that my placement of bubbles worked out well, and that it looked like I had a good setup for the rest of the pages.

The second day, I didn’t end up having as many questions—this is partially my own fault, since originally I’d wanted to create more thumbnails between the workshop days but, unfortunately, didn’t. However, it was still nice to ask questions to the second group and get feedback from more eyes; it gave me the confidence I needed to continue forward with the production of my final project!

[lesbianrunner5-blog]

reading for workshop day and one of these drafts is fucking painful.

so repetitive. so heavyhanded. so boring. so hard to follow.

[boomgardener]

For someone who criticizes other people's work so quickly, often without having very many helpful feedback, this guy sure can't write worth a damn.

[soulxstrip]

they: but, why do people do bad things like smoking? it's not good for them!

me: yes ...

thoughts: you don't say! really? smoking's bad for me? it makes me sick, can cause cancer and makes me die earlier? how nice to know, i mean, it's not like theese are just the reasons i do it.

[boomgardener]

Yesterday's creative writing workshop

Teacher: Aslan was such a well-rounded character! Very realistic!

Fellow student (in written response): I didn't think Aslan was a very well-rounded character. He seemed easily offended.

Me:

Me:

Me:

Me: Wat.