Comic Art Basics (Online) | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Comic Art Basics (Online)

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Online via Zoom, Central Time
Admissions Event
Undergraduate Admitted Student Event
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Looking overhead at a student drawing comics on a wood table with supplies on either side of the paper.

MCAD is proud to offer a comic art program in a city with one of the strongest and fastest-growing comic scenes.

This class introduces students to the possibilities of comics by experimenting with images in a sequence, creating a new character, and telling a story in a fun, inventive way. MCAD comic art faculty will lead this virtual workshop.

Workshop led by MCAD faculty, Blue Delliquanti.

Learn more by visiting their MCAD faculty page, or website.

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This workshop is possible thanks to a partnership with Target Advancing Design Diversity.

External Event Link
https://events.blackthorn.io/en/30eDT5/g/B101bD3r55/comic-art-basics-online-5a3DUbFF189/overview

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