Little Boxes (Final Version)

Created in conjunction with Graeme Sullivan's "Visual Arts Research" class at TC. Closely related to the recent "Bi(bli)ography" as well as a spiritual cousin to "In the Box/Out of the Box" from some time ago. - Nick

(note, this is a revised version which replaces an earlier - now deleted - posting.)

Little Boxes is also designed to be put together as a cube - or little box itself. Arrows around the page numbers both point to the direction to attach the next page as well as orient the reader on where to "turn" next. Here's an image of the cube from one perspective.

Bi(Bli)ography - Final Version

At last - the final version of "Bi(Bli)ography: A Life of Privilege." This replaces previous, in-progress versions. I welcome your feedback. - Nick

Bi(bli)ography - text only

Ok, it's been a long time since there's been a new piece. Not because i've not been working on new projects, but rather because of how each project has grown as i've delved into it. This is the case with the following - intended to be a two-page, quick essay, it blew up fractal-like as a response to the text essay "Voices." Anyhow, as a small insight into my process, I'm presenting a preview of "Bi(bli)ography" sans images. As i finish them, i'll be updating. I welcome any feedback along the way. Thanks - N

(A version of p. 8 before i put the text and panel borders in, with some of the rough sketches still underneath...)

Old and New again

I'm in the process of adding some older short comics I made to this archive. To preserve the continuity of when they were created, they appear earlier in the blog posts, even though they've only been added now. - Nick

Children's Artistic Development Two

The sequel to the first installment on artistic development in children prepared for Dr. Judith Burton's class on that subject. - Nick

Maxine Says...

An essay on legendary education philosopher Maxine Greene. Learn more about Maxine here: http://www.maxinegreene.org/. (completed 11/7/08) - Nick

Seeing Red, Feeling Blue

A comic about divisions and over-simplification in four pages. Created in October of 2008. - Nick 

(Click on individual images to view at full size - and to print.)