Three weeks back, we introduced our fun Quick Kiddy Comic activity. This was our very first SCBWI SG open collaboration project. Basically you download this PDF worksheet (here), and you create a 5-panel comic strip featuring your own characters. Thanks to everyone who participated! And our partner StoryCode SG too, for behind-the-scenes input. I’m thrilled to share these submitted works below. Pure creative joy, all of them. Do look out for our next open activity, later this year. If you haven’t tried writing and drawing your own Quick Kiddy Comic, just head over here and give it a shot. Once you have your own original series going, you can try submitting your work to Singapore publishers, using their contact info here. Have fun always! :)
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QUICK KIDDY COMIC
* based on this worksheet (PDF)
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| Eirliani A Rahman, adventurer and child rights activist. Instagram |
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| Christian Soh, student, used Storyjumper |
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| Bianca Wee, student |
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| Bianca Wee, student |
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| Sofie Yang, student |
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| Faisal Siddiqui, student, Artistic Strategies Academy |
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| Faisal Ishola, student, Artistic Strategies Academy |
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| Iqmal, student, Artistic Strategies Academy |
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| Mun Ying Lau, lecturer |
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