Alexia Mohabir
Writing & Comics
Regardless of medium, I consider myself a storyteller first. Whether I am writing a script for a comic or for animation, my goal is to tell a clear and engaging story that combines action and dialogue in a visually interesting way. Whether independently or collaboratively with another artist, I aim to make content that connects with an audience and positively influences people's lives by discussing our varied human experiences.
Programs?
For comics, I use a combination of traditional mediums, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign, depending on the project. For scriptwriting, I use Final Draft.
My first comic based on an experience from my childhood dealing with asexuality.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first multi-page comic on growing and that weird place between the end of childhood and beginning adulthood, based off a freeverse poem I wrote last year on my birthday.
My first fancomic, done in the vertical webcomic format. Drawing done traditionally, colors and layouts done digitally.