Graphic Narative
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This document discusses graphic narrative production by Craig Cassidy. Graphic narratives combine both visual art and written storytelling to convey information and entertain audiences. The document likely focuses on Craig Cassidy's process and techniques for creating graphic narratives through blending images and text.
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