Lately I’m hearing from quite a few folks making interesting things with Panoply, from comics to cut scenes—but one of the most intriguing projects to date has been the anthology VISIONS_1, edited by Ezra Claytan Daniels and featuring students from the interactive comics workshop he taught at The Animation Workshop in Denmark this past spring. […]Read More

It was 2008 when I first started serious work on an authoring tool for digital comics. I began by relying mostly my own instincts as to what kinds of features would be needed to merge the visual language of comics with interactive screens. That effort really kicked into high gear in 2011 when I discovered […]Read More

Fumetto, the international comics festival based in Lucerne, Switzerland, has invited me to lead a week-long workshop on Motion Comics at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Over the course of the week, students will learn about the current state of the field, be introduced to design principles for digital and interactive comics, and […]Read More

This has been a long time in coming—I’m very happy to announce the launch of “Timeframing: The Art of Comics on Screens,” a new website that explores what comics have to teach us about creative communication in the age of screen media. Through a combination of articles, videos, and short original works, and through the […]Read More