Posts tagged: triptych

Some triptych comics on A Softer World really made me laugh out immediately and amazed by its wits after a few seconds pause. Here are two examples of my favorite: happy mother’s day by Emily Horne and Joey Comeau on A Softer World but I do by Emily Horne and Joey Comeau on A Softer World I found it interesting how different parts of an image, or different fields of view can generate various interpretations of the story, or even completely change the tone. Usually such transformation happens in the third picture.Therefore I decided to create a triptych by using …

It is controversial to complicate a warm scene between a mother and her son, but the age discrepancy between the two sparks imagination. In my story, the woman comes from a parallel universe where the timeline is inverse to that on the earth. That is to say, the woman the young man will see tomorrow is actually the woman in her yesterday. The reverse is also true. For the woman, whatever happens tomorrow is whatever happened in the man’s yesterday. Both of them face a future that their loved ones will become more and more like a stranger to them …

  When looking through Softer World’s work, I wanted to create a story which most people can relate to. In this case, it would be the desire for an event to happen. Many people have come across this sensation in which we turn our phones on in order to receiveRead More >

When I first read the prompt for the Triptych Sketch, I was not sure what type of story I wanted to make. I browsed photos using Flikr’s advanced photo search and found three photos of a cute dog looking at some unknown person, place, or object. After analyzing the photos, I realized that my dog …

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Looking over the triptych comics on A Softer World, my favorite comics were those that played with my expectations. I enjoyed those where the third frame changes the tone of the comic in an unanticipated way. Here are two examples illustrating my point:   In both of these comics, the first two frames set the …

Somehow the authors of A Softer World managed to come up with intriguing stories week after week for their comic. No matter how hard I thought…

The inspiration for my triptych came from my everyday life. I wanted to represent the progression of walking to class on a day when I really did not want to run into anyone or talk to anyone because I was stressed or even hungry. While this triptych does not represent my feelings on a daily […]

I took these three pictures on a bus in China. The child in the picture shows different cute facial expressions as if he was “struggling” with something. So I captured these moments and made it into an interesting triptych.