Project development:
I was thinking about continuing Arbor. Those are sample pages I created to get an idea of how the concept would work. I'll be scanning in some storyboards and compiling a synopsis so that hopefully I can get some feedback. Eventually, I'm going to complete this project, and this would be a great time to get started.
I also posted this idea in my other (personal) blog:
"I think I have an idea for my project to be worked on while I'm here. How about a graphic novel about a subculture whose main mode of communication is the use of old mediums discarded by the mainstream. You know "IN THE FUTURE..." digital media is king! Junkyards are filled with old radio equipment, film cameras, grammaphones etc. The digital divide is between the rich (who can afford digital media) and the poor (who can't). Something along the lines of Tank Girl...just less angsty and more witty.
I also posted this idea in my other (personal) blog:
"I think I have an idea for my project to be worked on while I'm here. How about a graphic novel about a subculture whose main mode of communication is the use of old mediums discarded by the mainstream. You know "IN THE FUTURE..." digital media is king! Junkyards are filled with old radio equipment, film cameras, grammaphones etc. The digital divide is between the rich (who can afford digital media) and the poor (who can't). Something along the lines of Tank Girl...just less angsty and more witty.
I always wished I was Tank Girl. I mean who didn't?"
posted by Unknown at 1:18 AM
2 Comments:
ideally internet or disc version. I'm leaning more toward a disc distribution because I've noticed among my friends who read graphic novels they really enjoy the physical aspect of graphic novels and were a wee bit disenchanted by the idea of a completely digital object.
I really like the idea of a digital graphic novel.
By the way, I have a really decent scanner with me, and you're welcome to use it.
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