INA 492AA
Framing 2D Visual Narratives: Function & Application of Sequential Art
This in-depth examination of the power of sequential images as a narrative communication device explores the relationship between text and art, and the effective depiction of intangible concepts through advanced drawing processes. Using a variety of methods including image sequencing, thumbnailing, and storyboarding, while researching the historical application of sequential art used in societies throughout time, students will employ a variety of advanced drawing techniques to convey story in a clear and compelling manner. ***Prerequisite: Successful completion of 45 credit hours and Permission of the Instructor.***
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- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027