Erika's Trip
Erika's Trip
Erika's Trip
Service:
Editorial · Illustration · Promotional Product Design · Ceramics
Editorial · Illustration · Promotional Product Design · Ceramics
Editorial · Illustration · Promotional Product Design · Ceramics
Client:
Self
Self
Self
Field:
Editorial
Editorial
Editorial
This short comic book brings a real-life story to life through an unexpected medium: clay. Every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a surreal, mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling. Built in just five days, the project involved sculpting, set-building, and composing each frame in Photoshop. With guidance from artist James Romberger, I merged tactile craftsmanship with digital precision to explore new ground in editorial design.
This short comic tells a real-life story through an unexpected medium: clay. With guidance from renowned artist James Romberger, every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand over five days, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling.
This short comic book brings a real-life story to life through an unexpected medium: clay. Every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a surreal, mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling. Built in just five days, the project involved sculpting, set-building, and composing each frame in Photoshop. With guidance from artist James Romberger, I merged tactile craftsmanship with digital precision to explore new ground in editorial design.
This short comic tells a real-life story through an unexpected medium: clay. With guidance from renowned artist James Romberger, every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand over five days, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling.
This short comic book brings a real-life story to life through an unexpected medium: clay. Every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a surreal, mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling. Built in just five days, the project involved sculpting, set-building, and composing each frame in Photoshop. With guidance from artist James Romberger, I merged tactile craftsmanship with digital precision to explore new ground in editorial design.
This short comic tells a real-life story through an unexpected medium: clay. With guidance from renowned artist James Romberger, every character, detail, and title page element was sculpted by hand over five days, blending traditional claymation with digital illustration and photography. The result is a mixed-media comic that layers texture, humor, and visual storytelling.
