Drive! Drive! Drive!
Emanuel Caceres-Santos

I based my comic memoir of a regular driving grandfather before he passed. It is based on my experience of the day personally and what I did after. It is made to show my point of view. Just a day focused on me. I started the web comic by making the first panel (not including the cover) reflect on my personal feelings at the time. I show this by saying ”too early”. I chose this phrase because it does not only show that I am not in the mood for anything since it is so early in the morning. Not only this but it was keeped short to give a vibe saying “not now”. I even included a time stamp to show how early it was. On the second panel I put a building to represent a gas station. I put a question mark at the end to show that my brain had not fully woken up because it was so early and I wasn't used to waking up that early. On the third panel I put mini panels in the main panel to be like a sort of montage. This was to show certain time stamps and events that occurred during the driving practice. On the final panel (not including the back cover) I went with a similar design that I used for the third panel. I did this to show what I did in a short amount of time. What I did was work out and play basketball. Each activity took one hour. THat concluded my day (or at least the story).