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.

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

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'

http://www.pinterest.com/gabbycosco/sequential-art-inspiration/ Pierre Alary Mobydick

art by audrey benjaminsen

While perusing for something else this evening I came across this short sequential story, "Kiss Me Only in My Dreams!" from Girls' Love Stories #149 (February 1970) by the talented Elizabeth Berube . Last week when I made my initial post on Elizabeth, I was only aware of one sequential