memory mini comics (4-week class)
Feb 25, 2026 6:00 PM
In this 4-session class series we will distill a memory into a mini-comic, in a more expansive format than the shorter form workshops. This class will allow for more work time and dedicated feedback. Students will dive into the unique language of comics, combining imagery, text, and sequence to create a short comic based in their lived experience. You will learn evocative and sensory storytelling techniques, exploring memories as sights, sounds, feelings, and moods. The results will range from poetic to memoir, and students will leave with a finished mini-comic and new storytelling skills you can apply to any future project. No comics or drawing experience necessary.
Materials are provided.
Sliding scale starting at #25
About the Instructor:
Lara Antal (she/they) is an award-winning cartoonist who uses black comedy and colorful, critical lenses to tell really human stories. Their debut graphic novel, Ronan and the Endless Sea of Stars, was the recipient of the 2023 Graphic Medicine Award and a finalist for the Ringo Comic Awards. They've collaborated on storytelling projects for places like The Washington Post and CNN, and worked with graphic novel publishers like Little Brown Books, Penguin Random House, and Abrams Books. Their work has been featured in WNYC-NPR, Kirkus, Paris Review, and The Washington Post's Best Illustrations of 2022.
Website: www.lara-antal.com
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