Sequential art

An A3 sized comic panel I worked on as a part of a one week workshop on sequential narratives. The workshop was conducted by Mr. Arjun Gupte and Mr. Dhiman Sengupta at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.

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Challengers of the Unknown #5 (DC Comics - July 1991) Writer: Jeph Loeb Illustrator: Tim Sale

art by audrey benjaminsen

Lilli Carré has all bases covered with her hugely applicable illustrative stylings. From editorial spots for top US magazines and papers (_The Believer_, _The New Yorker_, _Best American Nonrequired Reading_… you get my drift) to works on paper that begin to leave the page (literally) and a panoply of mini-narratives, from ten second loops of moving drawings to ingeniously crafted cartoons and animations, comics and graphic novels.

Page 205 of the webcomic 'Stand Still. Stay Silent'

Who needs type? This collection of silent comics, created in digital media and watercolours, proves a picture is worth a thousand words.

This is a sample I made today to get my head back in the game of drawing pages. And to act as a sample for potential projects. Pretty straight forward process if you have seen anything else I have posted previously. But I thought I would include all the steps for those who are interested. The content exists purely to show a few different types of panels. I have no idea who these guys are :) Just random fantasy characters walking in a random fantasy world... Crazy busy of late so no chance…