Expanding the comics canvas

Samancı, Özge; Tewari, Anuj

doi:10.1145/2367616.2367620

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Conclusion the Fractal Time Of Comics1

Site-specific and Location-based Art1

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“…Bringing artistic experimentation together with technical research, this work seeks to enable "a set of new meaning making opportunities." 33 This is value of understanding digital comics in terms of a fractal…”

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The fractal canvas: complexity and constraint in webcomics

Benjamin¹

2018

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The fractal canvas: complexity and constraint in webcomics

Benjamin¹

2018

hybrid

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“…For example, Jeremy Wood's GPS drawing series is based on making drawings with global positioning system (GPS) data (Wood, 2001(Wood, -2013. Samanci and Tewari's Seeing thru Walls is a location-based comic story for the GPS environment (Samanci and Tewari, 2012). In this article, I will limit my focus to site-specific environments and discuss works that use a projection device for mapping animation onto physical reality.…”

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Embodied site-specific animation

Samancı¹

2013

Convergence

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Embodied site-specific animation is one of the ways of expanding the conventions of animation and rethinking the animation medium in the digital context. On the air is an interactive installation based on embodied site-specific animation. Existing installations that are based on embodied site-specific animations rely on abstract visualizations and do not attempt to tell a story or portray characters. I am exploring the design strategies and new meaning-making opportunities that arise with the use of embodied site-specific animation for mixed reality art projects.

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