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By: Peter Bergamo Jr.

Mint: pages 1-4

By: Peter Bergamo Jr.

independent comic 1

group comic

These are the pages as I had originally intended them. I turned them to gray scale images for the sake of continuity.

Pacing

this piece is in regards to pacing.

It shows how a few extra moments of unsteady calm can really amp up the drama and suspense of a scene.

Independent project. I tried to challenge myself with the things I had most difficulty with or lacked in my comics. So I focused on background, different paneling, differing perspectives/angles. I still have trouble with the last one, the shots are still too similar though I tried to mix them up.

Denial - Newspaper Strip

I lost some of the fith one since I forgot to scan it in with the rest and had to cut it up into little pieces. I'll update it with the last one once I redraw the missing panels.

Old Page From A Comic Currently In Progress... (Independent comic)

Did this in 2009, but a part of the same story I'm still working on as of now, and may be included in the 20-pages due by the end of the semester.

Wordless Comic (Ethel Glover)

Part of a bigger story.

Superhero Adventure (page 3 by Ethel Glover)

Lynda Barry Comic (by Ethel Glover)

Dialogue Two Times

1st word attempt

Same comic, but with added Tint with white word bubbles done with Photoshop.

5 Newspaper Strips

Assignment: Continue independent projects

For class on April 1:
= Draw at least one new page of your independent project and post it to the class blog. Bring original art to class. We'll focus on how the comics reproduce online during our class critique.
= Come prepared to talk to the class about what you're working on for your final project.
= Come prepared to work in class on your independent project.

Class exhibit reception is from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 1.
= Put up posters and invite your friends.
= Optional: Bring photocopied comics to share with guests.
= Optional: Bring snacks to share.
= We'll be hanging art beginning at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, March 28. Be sure to get me your art by then. Optional: Come help tack up the artwork on Monday afternoon.

Note: Class will start at 10 and run to 4:10 p.m. on Friday, April 8, because we'll do a screenprinting demo from 3 to 4 p.m. that day.

Silent Comic

By Harley

Waka.T

Chelsea's Wordless Comic

(From two weeks ago.)

Sorry this is late. Here is my page from the comic.

-Harley

Silent Fox

Due to researching too much and wanting perfection I was left with this... I wish to continue later

Waka.T wordless

no words comic

War Kitten

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By: Peter Bergamo Jr.

8-Page Comic "The Tooth Fairy"

Assignment: Wordless comic

Draw a one or two page comic without using ANY words. Goal is to practice how to tell stories through acting and staging. You can do any story. Or try describing how to tie a shoe.

Bring your Superhero/Monster Adventure comic to our next class, so we can discuss how to finish the book.

Next week if the weather's decent, we'll be drawing outside. So please dress accordingly and bring something to draw with and draw on that will work in cool temperatures.

Also: We're about halfway through the semester. Classes will continue to include exercises, but will focus more on your own comics, and working on the final project. So think of stories to develop into comics.

And: Our class will be exhibiting work in the 3rd floor hall from March 28 to April 7. I would like to show the Superhero Monster Adventure comic (and also hand out copies), plus display a comic or two extra from each person. So begin bringing in this work at our next class on March 11. And do people have poster ideas?

Note: Our March 11 class is the last before our spring break. So we won't meet on March 18. But will meet again on March 25.

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Edited

Page 1

Here is the first page

Chelsea Page 13

Waka.T collab p5

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By: Peter Bergamo Jr.