MCAComics

Here are the final pages of my comic, which can be viewed in scrolling format on my blog here

I have made a series of five comics simply illustrating tweets made by me and my roommate over time. It seemed like a fun topic to attack, especially since my interests in comic making learn towards telling the stories of the “every day”. I hope you like them as much as I liked making them!

-Brynn Walker

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Here is my fully colored comic, Bike Ride

Here are the sketch pages for my newest comic, Bike Ride. Full colored pages will be posted later tonight!  

The second page of Samantha Wyckoff’s new mini-series, Daisy is viewable on her artist blog. Click the preview to full view.

The second page of Samantha Wyckoff’s new mini-series, Daisy is viewable on her artist blog. Click the preview to full view.

Below is the uploaded images of my webcomic, assuming I finally figured out how to do this correctly. 

Here are my final 3 webcomics for the comics and sequential art class.

My final piece for Comics and Sequential, was a cut paper collage. I went into this project with a desire to play with the conventions of comics and story telling. I knew that I wanted it to be installed on a large wall and to involves many drawings that the evolved organically from each other. I played with the idea of using post-it notes, note cards, doing the drawing by hands and inviting other artists to add their own drawings. Ultimately, I discovered this way of working with cut paper, and I feel that it was the ideal medium to create this piece.

In this work you follow the many adventures of an anonymous figure. He enters through a door, and from that point on, his life goes in different directions. The viewer can follow his progressions, underwater, through a dark tunnel and up an impossibly high flight of stairs. Ultimately, all three journeys join back together, and at the end the figure finds a suspiciously similar looking door.

All three strips are finally in color.

Hope you enjoy!