The proper definition of comics (can be defined as simply “sequential art”) in general is pretty wiggly, so it covers a pretty wide swath of possibilities. Happy learning!īe sure to submit your own science comic for our challenge by May 31 – there’s a prize for our favorite entry!Ībrian Curington: To me, a science comic is any non-fiction comic with science as the subject! I personally count fiction comics that use accurate science, but wouldn’t call them “science comics” specifically. On May 1, we held a live Q&A in our Slack workspace with science comic creators and experts! They gave some great advice for getting started with comics.
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You can participate, regardless of your drawing ability, by completing our comic challenge template here and e-mailing your comic to you’ve started this challenge, but you are struggling a bit – how does one make a “good” science comic? Or maybe you are intrigued by the challenge but you don’t know how to start.
This challenge is intended to help anyone, from scientists to people who just love science, from writers to artists, improve their visual communication skills and explore how science and art can work together.
For the month of May, Lifeology is running an open science communication challenge, challenging you to make your own science comic around the theme “smaller than the eye can see!”
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