SCAD > Programs > Sequential Art

Offered in: Atlanta, Hong Kong, Savannah

DRAW	200	Life Drawing I
SEQA	100	Introduction to Sequential Art
SEQA	202	Drawing for Sequential Art
SEQA	215	Materials and Techniques for Sequential Art
SEQA	244	Comic Book Scripting
SEQA	325	Environments, Props and Structures
SEQA	382	Visual Storytelling I
	-	200-, 300- or 400-level SEQA Elective
Total Course of Study		40 hours

Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

Course numbers and titles are subject to change.

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Celebrate commencement, new alumni with Greyboy Allstars May 31, 2013

Commencement 2013 in Savannah Jun 01, 2013

Cunningham works at Room Resolutions Inc.

Amanda Cunningham (B.F.A., sequential art, 2008; M.A., design management, 2009, Savannah) is design manager at Room Resolutions Inc. in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Anthony Pafford works for State of Nebraska

Anthony Pafford (B.F.A., sequential art, 1998, Savannah) is creative designer for the State of Nebraska's marketing and PR department and lives in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Frattino is illustrator at Wild Onion Press

Andre Frattino (B.F.A., sequential art, 2009) is an illustrator at Wild Onion Press, a developer of children's books featuring children with physical disabilities as the main characters. He continues to freelance for nonprofit organizations and self-published authors across the U.S., including developing concept illustrations for a children's museum in New Hampshire. Recently, Frattino's first graphic novel, "The Reaper of Saint George Street," which he began working on while at SCAD, has been picked up by Pineapple Press. This is the first graphic novel the company has published and will be sold at Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million, and museums and tour shops across the Southeast. Frattino is currently enrolled at University of Florida for graduate school and works part-time as a cartoonist for the "Independent Alligator," a city newspaper.

Sequential Art