Have you ever thought about how pictures tell stories? Or how words create pictures? Have you ever thought about how to look at a picture—how to read it—for the stories within?
At this symposium, held at UNE on May 16, storytellers, illustrators, and academics take a look at the intricacies of visual storytelling: the way words and images fit together to create all sorts of exciting and challenging meanings.
A special treat will be demonstrations from practitioners:
Lisa Stewart, illustrator, and Jules Faber, cartoonist, will show how they respond in their unique visual styles to the famous Jabberwocky, by Lewis Carroll. It will be a unique opportunity to see how new approaches to illustration and visual storytelling offer fresh insights into a famous text.
The symposium is funded by Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund and supported by the School of Arts.
Please register by following the instructions below.
At this symposium, held at UNE on May 16, storytellers, illustrators, and academics take a look at the intricacies of visual storytelling: the way words and images fit together to create all sorts of exciting and challenging meanings.
A special treat will be demonstrations from practitioners:
The symposium is funded by Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund and supported by the School of Arts.
Please register by following the instructions below.