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Matt Madden

comics, education, translation, oubapo

My Blog Is Now on Substack

February 24, 2026 by matt Leave a Comment

I started blogging again in 2024 but I combined it with my mailing list and I’ve been posting everything over on Substack.

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: 99X, comics, comics by Matt, constraints, oubapo, teaching, workshops

Silent Running: an exercise in “iconic restriction”

September 27, 2024 by matt Leave a Comment

This is an experiment Tom Hart, Jason Little and I developed for the oubapo-america website back in 2002. The idea was to create four ambiguous, generic panels and make them available for use as kind of clip-art comics panels. We encouraged people to print out as many copies as they wanted and recombine them, add […]

Filed Under: Blog, Comics, Oubapo Tagged With: comics by Matt, constraints, creative writing, downloads, oubapo, teaching, teaching tools, workshops

Notes from the Labyrinth, report #1: Jason Robinson’s One-Two Punch

September 6, 2018 by matt Leave a Comment

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Notes from the Labyrinth series I’ve been telling myself and my students that I’m going to write a blog post about the amazing work they’ve done and the rewarding conversations we’ve had in my last two Build Your Own Labyrinth constraint workshops but I find that there’s more than I could possibly cover in a […]

Filed Under: Blog, Teaching Tagged With: constraints, Notes from the Labyrinth, oubapo, oulipo, PAFA, process, student work, teaching, workshops

Teaching with Exercises in Style: a screencast lecture

June 2, 2016 by matt Leave a Comment

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A short and entertaining screencast of a talk I gave recently to show off some student work from a 4-day workshop based on the principle of “exercises in style.”

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