Bridgeman, Teresa. 2004. Keeping an eye on things: attention, tracking, and coherence-building. Belphégor 4 (1). Bridgeman’s article discusses various aspects of coherence-building throughout comics structure — “coherence” being the discourse […]
One of the reasons I’ve been a bit MIA from the blog lately is because I’ve been traveling a lot. On one flight, I noticed some interesting things in the […]
Between school, conferences, and life, my time has become quite precious lately. A few days ago my BioPsychology professor said that we’ll be dissecting sheep brains in class. That should […]
I’ve spent the last several days out here in San Francisco at the VizThink Conference where I gave a talk about visual language. There have been a lot of interesting […]
Weber, Heinz J. 1989. Elements of Text-Based and Image-Based Connectedness in Comic Stories, and Some Analogies to Cinema and Written Text. Paper read at Text and Connectedness: Proceedings of the […]
Later this month I’ll be giving a talk at the VizThink Conference in San Francisco, so to promote it I did a podcast yesterday. Here’s the original post, though they […]
Usually when I’m on break, I end up blogging quite a bit. I’m surprised I haven’t been as active online lately. I have, however, been working on several projects… I’m […]
I’ve been reading up lately on research related to how people segment events and their boundaries, particularly the brain areas associated with their processing through fMRI. In one study, they […]
It’s the end of the semester, and as usual things are crazy. I’ve finally got my Peanuts experiment up and running, which means people are coming in to participate. A […]
For the first time in a long while, I’ve got a new essay up for download. This one discusses the visual language that underlies manga, and will be part of […]