Zine and Digital Storytelling with Nadege Tessono Okotie

Zine and Digital Storytelling with Nadege Tessono Okotie

Wednesdays, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12 from 6:30-8pm on ZOOM

Admission

$120 CAA Members

$140 General Admission

Maximum number of attendees: 20

Unleash Your Digital Storytelling Superpowers!

Calling all artists, writers, and creative visionaries - this virtual workshop is your chance to dive into the vibrant world of zine-making and digital storytelling. Get ready to combine your narrative skills with dynamic digital media and craft truly one-of-a-kind zines.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or a curious newcomer, this workshop welcomes creatives of all levels. Explore the rich history of zines and their role in personal expression, activism, and community. Learn key storytelling techniques to develop captivating characters, gripping plots, and impactful themes.

But the fun doesn't stop there! You'll also master practical digital skills to bring your zine visions to life. Discover layout design, typography, and multimedia integration as you harness the power of digital tools. Plus, you'll have the chance to share your work and get constructive feedback from the group.

So what are you waiting for? Join us on an inspiring journey to enhance your storytelling prowess and create truly unique digital content. Unleash your inner zine master and let your creativity shine!

Key Workshop Elements:

• Zine Exploration: Dive into the vibrant history and cultural impact of this DIY artform
• Narrative Mastery: Level up your storytelling skills for compelling characters and captivating plots
• Digital Dreamweaving: Develop practical skills in layout, typography, and multimedia integration
• Collaborative Feedback: Share your work and get valuable input from the group

Required Materials

• Computer with internet access
• Basic digital design software (e.g., Adobe InDesign, Canva)

Optional

Personal art supplies

About

Nadege D. Okotie, a seasoned visual artist, has honed her craft for over two decades. Her diverse work includes 2-dimensional graphic design, illustration, textiles, patterns, and printmaking, showcasing her versatile artistic pursuits. Her artistic expressions craft captivating narratives, rekindling perspectives and lived experiences that explore her identity. Nadege's creative exploration delves deeply into pattern design, symbolism, language, textiles, textures, black identity, women-centric perspectives, and cultural influences. A distinctive aspect of Nadege's work is her exploration of themes related to black identity and her endeavors in celebrating and empowering women. This creates a profound connection through shared experiences and perspectives. Nadege is dedicated to active community engagement in both her professional and personal life, recognizing the pivotal role of visual influence in the arts. She is not only an artist but also a facilitator and visual communicator. Her balance between collaborative and solo artistic endeavors is achieved through facilitating arts-based projects and workshops. She actively participates in exhibitions hosted by educational institutions, community organizations, and various communal platforms. Nadege holds a Master of Education in Community Arts and Education from Lesley University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication with a minor in Art Studio from Framingham State University. You can view Nadege’s work at www.shemovesforward.com

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