Thursday, February 26, 2009
The layout in my graphic novel is very vast and colorful. It is full of different scenes of action and creates a picture that tells a story. It follows the rule of thirds in some pages of the story but for the most part it follows its own pattern of arrangement to tell the story. The pattern used is just to help show how the story should be read and to help understand the scene that is happening. The graphic novel uses a different form of reading than a traditional book in that it uses sounds and actions to understand what the story is about. It is read from left to right and top to bottom accordingly. My graphic novel uses a more disarranged sequence of panels to tell the story and is very scenic throughout to help tell the story that the authors/illustrators are trying to convey to the readers.
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