LIA CAST 136 - Using Composition Narratively, With Dan Mishkin (rebroadcast)

Talking about visual rhythms on the Lean Into Art Cast!

How do you choose how every element in your comic interacts to achieve maximum clarity? How do you use framing, staging, and angle to create moments that show the moments’ tone, rhythm, or mood? How does this thinking change when sound, color, page layout, panel shapes, and panel interiors begin to interact with one another?

In other words, how does thinking about composition change the way you create your comics?

Comics writer Dan Mishkin sits in for Rob to chat with Jerzy about how thinking about composition as a narrative tool can improve your comics storytelling.

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It’s a return to process talk as Jerzy and Rob discuss running into a logistical crunch on personal projects and think through ideas for hiring collaborators.

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LIA Cast 211 - Endurance, an Emergent Topic Episode

Ever have one of those weeks where you’re pulled in a dozen directions? Jerzy and Rob have, and they’re using it as an opportunity to look at the role of endurance in making things, and seeing what patterns emerge.

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LIA Cast 210 Art Soundoff 4.0, Improving an Art Challenge

Art Soundoff, the creative challenge all about reflecting on your creative process via an audio journal, is entering its fourth year. Join Jerzy and Rob for a discussion exploring how we can improve on this challenge for all who take part whether it’s your first or fourth year. Along the way we’ll explore what’s new for Art Soundoff 4.0, why we’re so into the idea still, and why we invite others to join in the fun.

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LIA Cast 209 - Unpacking Your Work for Presentation

At some point you may be asked to describe your creative process, whether it’s at a friendly get together, an informal meeting at work, on a panel at a conference, or in a workshop environment.

Putting words to thinking that sometimes happens silently and abstractly can reveal new dimensions to the work you’re doing. But how do you approach this unpacking? How does the intended audience shape the presentation material? How does your sense of mission inform the material?

Join us for a discussion on how we go about picking apart our work to turn it into material to present to a variety of audiences.

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