NEW LOCATION…
Posted: 10-03-2014 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a commentMARCH 2014: We’re in the process of switching COMICS WORKSHOP over to our NEW location at www.marekbennett.com/comicsworkshop …
This’ll keep things closer to other related projects at http://www.MarekBennett.com and help simplify things for hosts, students, social media, and website admins alike …
So we hope you’ll come FOLLOW Comics Workshop at that site, and continue to share our resources with teachers and comics fans!
(THIS site, ComicsWorkshop.wordpress.com, will remain as an archive of the past decade of posts, so all old links to it should still work. However, we’ll no longer update materials here — newer versions will all appear at the http://www.MarekBennett.com site.)
Lisbon, NH: CLiF Residency
Posted: 18-02-2014 Filed under: CLiF, Lisbon, NH, Student Artwork | Tags: books, CLiF, comics, Lisbon, literacy Leave a commentHere are some student comics from a recent CLiF residency for “Year of the Book” at Lisbon, NH; you’ll notice all our pages use the 3-panel “Scene-Action-Result” layout:
Of course we had our share of Read the rest of this entry »
La Hermandad: Mirando el Futuro / Looking at the Future
Posted: 11-02-2014 Filed under: Engagement, HSR, International Comics Exchange, Student Artwork | Tags: comics, exchange, future, Nicaragua, san ramon Leave a commentChildren of coffee laborers at La Hermandad coffee plantation (San Ramon, Nicaragua) ask (and draw) the powerful question, “What do I want to be in the future?”
Here’s another project we’ve been working on at La HermandadCoffee Camp:
Students are planning out their dreams for the future, and then
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COMICS WORKSHOP in Nicaragua
Posted: 11-01-2014 Filed under: HSR, International Comics Exchange, Photos Leave a commentCOMICS WORKSHOP is on the road again in January 2014, this time in rural northern Nicaragua!
CCS Professional Practices 2013
Posted: 08-11-2013 Filed under: CCS, How we work Leave a commentWell it’s that time of year again!
Here are some links related to the 20 November COMICS WORKSHOP Professional Practices class @ CCS:
ART & WORK in SOCIETY:
ARTS (esp. COMICS) IN EDUCATION:
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NH Arts Learning Network
Esp. see their PROJECT SPOTLIGHTS page, which features a COMICS WORKSHOP residency (South Londonderry, NH, 2013):
- PARTNERS: See Marek’s list of COMICS WORKSHOP CLIENTS >>
- FUNDING: See Marek’s list of ROSTERS, GRANTS, &C. (“Investigate Funding Options”) >>
STORIES & EDUCATION:
Sandwich, NH: Junior Historians Comics Camp
Posted: 24-07-2013 Filed under: COMICS CAMPS, History, How we learn, Photos, Sandwich | Tags: history, local, native, Niobe, pestle, Sandwich, statue 1 CommentOur team of Junior Historians are hard at work drawing comics from local history topics & primary sources at Sandwich, NH this week. Here are a couple of field trip sites we visited while researching our comics projects:
Our projects include comics drawn from the Weed Family Letters, Sandwich’s famous Niobe statue (and her fall from the Great Wall…), Native American activities in pre-Sandwich times, and the relationships of several “spinster” Sandwich women who worked in the mills at Lowell and maintained their financial & personal independence throughout their lives…
Stay tuned for comics at LIVE FREE AND DRAW!
Open Studio + Workshops @ Hopkinton Town Library
Posted: 28-03-2013 Filed under: Family Comics, History, How we work, HTL, Photos | Tags: contoocook, history, hopkinton, jones, letters, library 2 CommentsThanks to Hopkinton Town Library for hosting our Open Studio + Workshop day last weekend:
ABOVE: Participants of all ages worked Read the rest of this entry »
Friday @ Currier: MANGA POWER Comics Convention
Posted: 26-02-2013 Filed under: Currier Art Center, Manga, Student Artwork 1 CommentWe’re looking forward to this week’s COMICS CONVENTION at the Currier Art Center, featuring fresh original manga minis by Manchester-area artists!
Our manga takes shape this week with inspiration from the Currier’s special exhibit of Samurai weapons and armor, LETHAL BEAUTY:
Professional Practices @ Center for Cartoon Studies
Posted: 26-11-2012 Filed under: CCS, How we work Leave a commentHere are a few links to stories & ideas for today’s Professional Practices class at CCS; since we all have artwork to do, I’m focusing on audio links that you can listen to WHILE you draw: Read the rest of this entry »