"'Pup' Ponders the Heat Death of the Universe" by Drew Weing allows the reader to scroll and read through the comic vertically and horizontally.
Weing, D. [2010] http://www.drewweing.com/ [19/02/2010]
Friday, 19 February 2010
Drew Weing's Pup Ponders
Weing, D. [2010] http://www.drewweing.com/ [19/02/2010]
Scott McCloud, Digital Comics
Between 2001 and 2004 Scott McCloud created comics based on suggestions from his readers [McCloud, 2010]. McCloud (2005) also talks about how websites have changed comics and how it has expanded limitations set in print media, relating to screens as a window, not a page, and allowing "durable mutations".
McCloud, S. [2010] The Morning Improv. [online] http://scottmccloud.com/1-webcomics/mi/index.html [19/02/2010]
McCloud, S. (2005) Scott McCloud on Comics. [online] http://www.ted.com/talks/scott_mccloud_on_comics.html [19/02/2010]
Daniel Merlin Goodbrey and PoCom-UK-001
Daniel Merlin Goodbrey created a "collaborative hypercomic" for an ICA wall using the Tarquin Engine, a Flash-based zooming system [Goodbrey, 2010]. The comic expands into a diagram like chart, mapping each frame in sequences and various paths where the audience can choose the order to view the comic.
The diagram looks similar to the index of HBO Imagine, which also uses an interactive interface for its narration.
The diagram looks similar to the index of HBO Imagine, which also uses an interactive interface for its narration.
HBO [2010] HBO Imagine. [online] http://www.hboimagine.com/ [19/02/2010]
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