Final product for the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program at Goddard College
Abstract
Just as the spaces between comics panels rely on the reader’s imaginative participation, so too do the spaces between entries in one cartoonist’s career. The following collection of work is arranged as just that: work from the bookshelves of an emerging visual storyteller and creative facilitator. Pieces range from comics and text-image haiku, to workshop materials and program guides, to illustrated interviews and artist organization plans. They form a series of distinct volumes that, taken one after the other, invite reader participation to instill deeper meaning—meaning that is at the heart of this artist’s work and his place in the world. The reader is invited to explore, to wander, to imagine—to add some of his or her life to the spaces in between.
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Contents
- Getting Started
- Shelf I: Creation | Investigation
- Shelf II: Facilitation | Education
- Shelf III: Conversation | Inspiration
- Moving Forward
Getting Started
Introduction and Contents
Prologue: (Imagined) Note to Future Self, 2012
Shelf I: Creation | Investigation
Wandering Goodheart (Shelf I Preface)
Haiku for Gale
What’s Up with Rabbit’s Computer?: A Masai Folktale, v1.2
Watterson, Crumb, and Conversations of 1
Thanks for Your Commitment (A Comic in Progress)
Fellowship Application Materials
Shelf II: Facilitation | Education
Harley Traces Superman (Shelf II Preface)
Pedagogy Statement
Comics Instructional Materials: Workshop Plans
Comics Instructional Materials: Blog Posts
Stories & Symbols: An Artist Group Study Program Guide
Shelf III: Conversation | Inspiration
Towards the Tail of the Spiral (Shelf III Preface)
Tell Me Your Myth: Artist Collaborative Project Preview
Wanna Make Comics? (A Work in Progress)
Waldoboro Farmers Market Vendor Profiles (A Work in Progress)
At the Heart of It All: Narrative Arts Organization Plan
Moving Forward
Epilogue: Note to Future Self, 2014
References and Annotations
Copyright
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