The Visual Language of Comics

from Brain-centric Design Hosted by Rich Carr

Neil Cohn joins us today as the internationally recognized researcher on the overlap of sequential images and language in cognition. How comics make you think. Human beings have three ways they can create thoughts to each other: 1) Sounds 2) Body Movements, Gestures 3) Drawings That's it. "What about words!?!" you may ask. Neil Cohn shows us why words are unnatural, hard to learn, and why we've such problems with them. In addition, we open you up to an amazing 'new' language you've worked with before you could write; comics.

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