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Graphic Storytelling with Isobelle Carmody

  • Queensland Writers Centre Stanley Place South Brisbane, QLD, 4101 Australia (map)

Learn to create your own graphic novel story, with experienced writer/illustrator Isobelle Carmody.

A graphic novel is a vessel for story. The writing always matters, and the visuals can come in many forms from complex painstaking drawing or painting, to digital images and collage. Participants will gain practical skills in combining writing and visuals in storytelling.

   

Learning outcomes

As part of this workshop, participants will:

  • Improve writing skills and editing.

  • Discover visual skills you have without knowing it.

Format

This is an in-person workshop with a focus on writing craft; it will be held at State Library of Queensland. This workshop is suitable for writers of all levels and writing backgrounds.

 

About Isobelle

Isobelle Carmody is a writer and illustrator with over 40 books. She won CBC Book of the year twice. She has also written many award winning short stories and is currently working on a graphic novel, and the final book in the Legendsong Series, Darkbane. She completed A PhD at UQ in 2020.


For more information about Queensland Writers Centre’s Program of Events and answers to FAQs, please visit: www.queenslandwriters.org.au/program-info

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