Questions to ask yourself
What comes into your mind when we say the phrase "24-hour comic?"
Supplies you will need
- penciling tools
- inking tools
- office paper
- bristol board
- 24 consecutive hours
Optional but recommended
Nothing extra this time
24-hour comic (or 3-hour comic)
To make your 24-hour comic even more of an event, coordinate it with the national 24-hour comics day. Look at
http://www.24hourcomics.com/blog/ to find the date in the current year, usually in April. Click below to check out some 3-hour comics by students. Note how students worked within the limited time; in most cases, even those students who normally use nib pens used a brush for speed. Often, backgrounds were minimized or dropped. The drawing sometimes has a dashed-off quality, which, however, can be really lovely, not just messy-looking. Despite the pressures of working fast, these students were able to tell fairly complete, satisfying stories. Enjoy them!
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http://www.scottmccloud.com/inventions/24hr/24hr.html Various, 24-Hour Comics, 24-Hour Comics All-Stars, and others (a series of collections of 24-hour comics) Esther Pearl Watson and Mark Todd, Whatcha Mean, What’s a Zine?
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