Comic Layout Session 5/12/25

 For one of the sessions we created a workshop in which everyone would get a completely different (and randomized) comic layout page. But everyone would have the same story prompt. That way people would have to be creative with how they use the boxes (and amount of boxes) they were given. 

We thought of the prompts 'Finding Something in a Forest' and 'An Alien Encounter'. These are quite broad so people could have fun and make them bizarre. Everyone seemed to like this task and there were some amazing outcomes. 






























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