Spells for Bad Chinese: Ellipsis Process Blog – Paradise Systems
paradise-systems.com · 459 words · saved by 1 readers
This blog post, by Diane Zhou, describes the creative process behind her comic Ellipsis.
This blog post, by Diane Zhou, describes the creative process behind her comic Ellipsis . In 2016-2017, I spent a year living in Beijing. However, my Chinese was/is not that awesome, since I grew up in America and learned it as a foreign language. I blend in until I start speaking, the repeated moment of betrayal inevitably triggering interrogations about my origins. This state of cultural/linguistic purgatory led to the process that I used to create Ellipsis , a comic about a duck egg farmer who gets hit with mystical hail and becomes a deity. To structure the plot, I used what Orion of Parad
related reading
- On Typing Chinesejoinreboot.org
- 2023 letter | Dan Wangdanwang.co
- On Typing Chinesesubstack.com
- Literary Hub >> Joan Didion: Why I Writelithub.com
- The-Paper-Menagerie+by+Ken+Liu.pdfstatic1.squarespace.com
- Forever a student: Understanding Chinese Charactersforeverastudent.com
- A New Kind Of Creative Povertynoemamag.com
- Mistral OCR | Mistral AImistral.ai
- “Peking Duck” | The New Yorkernewyorker.com
- Chinese Words Aren't Magical Keys to National Plansforeignpolicy.com
- Yufeng Zhaoyufengzhao.com
- GitHub - ByteByteGoHq/system-design-101: Explain complex systems using visuals and simple terms. Help you prepare for system design interviews. · GitHubgithub.com