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Book Chapter
WEEK 4
2011
Overview
Some of the more impatient students are probably itching to start drawing pages with fancy layouts, characters bursting out of the panels, word balloons shaped like icicles, diagonal borders, and the like. Yet, at this early stage, the serious student would best focus on capturing the nuances of rhythm, movement, character, and gesture before attempting to dazzle us with cleverness, pyrotechnics, or showboating. As in Ovid’s famous dictum, “True Art is to Conceal Art.”
In the following exercise, we will again be working without words. I understand these “silent” comics might be frustrating for you; allow me to explain. We
Publisher
Yale University Press
Subject
ISBN
9780300170993, 0300170998
