Template guide
Panel-by-panel breakdown
This template has no printed dialogue. The story is told entirely through the artwork, so each panel below is described from the image.
Panel 1
At a desk with a colourful mind map and sticky notes, he raises a hand with a light bulb above him; the teammate sleeps on his hand, Zzz above.
Panel 2
He types eagerly among books and a coffee cup while the teammate sleeps upright with his mouth open in front of a whiteboard.
Panel 3
Split panel: he builds pie-chart slides on a monitor and rehearses with a clicker, while the teammate sleeps in bed hugging a pillow, phone on the floor.
Panel 4
At the podium, now in a shirt, he looks shocked with sweat drops; the teammate stands beside him smiling, holding up a tiny star sticker as classmates watch.
What you get
- Canvas
- 1:1
- Cast
- 2 characters, replaceable with your own
- Type
- Four-Panel
- Common remixes
- Change the setting / Change the contribution / Swap roles
Who this template suits
This template suits students, office workers and anyone who has carried a team assignment. It is useful for school, campus life and workplace humour accounts.
When it is not a good fit
It is not suited to stories that celebrate teamwork or solo characters.
How to remix I Did the Group Project, He Brought a Sticker
- 1Show one student planning while the teammate sleeps.
- 2Repeat the contrast through research and rehearsal.
- 3End at the presentation with a tiny contribution held up proudly.
Ways to make it your own
Change the setting
A work pitch, a wedding plan or a family trip itinerary.
Change the contribution
The teammate brings a font choice, a title or one emoji.
Swap roles
Let the reader guess which one of them is you.
Questions about I Did the Group Project, He Brought a Sticker
How is the slacker shown?
He is asleep in three of the four panels with Zzz marks.
Is there dialogue?
No. The sticker in the last panel is the punchline.
Does it need two characters?
Yes, the contrast between them drives the joke.
