Tuesdays, October 19th & 26th, 7:00-9:00pm (EST)
NO DRAWING SKILL IS NECESSARY. REALLY, WE MEAN IT!
We all have a (mental health or other meaningful) story to tell. This introductory two-part class offers easy, practical, and wide-ranging techniques for translating personal life experience into compelling visual narrative stories.
All that you need to bring to this class is curiosity, enthusiasm, and a desire to find out what happens at the intersection of words and images. By the end of this workshop, each participant will have completed their own visual narrative.
INSTRUCTOR: Emily Steinberg is a multi-disciplinary artist. Since 2013, her visual narratives have been regularly published in Cleaver Magazine, where she also is the visual narrative editor. Her cartoon and Daily Shouts story were recently published by The New Yorker. Emily is a lecturer in Fine Arts at Penn State, and teaches visual narrative to medical students at Drexel College.