Graphic Novel Midterm Flashcards

(34 cards)

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panel

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border

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3
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gutter

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space between the panels

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4
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speech balloon

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caption

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6
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thought balloon

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show a character’s thoughts

Have bubbles leading to thought instead of a tail (as in speech balloons)

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balloon tail

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8
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tier of panels

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9
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emanata

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symbol that designates things that are not visible to the naked eye
pysch processes and senses

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10
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motion lines

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indicates motion

  • speed/momentum
  • projectory
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11
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cartooning

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not showing complete details unless necessary
generalizing-putting in the idea
simplification(of shapes, forms)

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12
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“masking effect”

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backgrounds more realistic and characters more cartooned.

world being seen through the lead character’s eyes

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inflected line

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line that changes in thickness depending on how much pressure was applied to the drawing tool
-size of line can depend on size of character
done to give visual interest
distinguish characters from background

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feathering

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putting small lines together side by side to show change from black to white
-forming a saw-tooth effect
means of making a grey area when using only black and white

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15
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closure

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comic book action is discontinuous

closure between panels

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16
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diegesis

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diegetic action is continuous(real life action)

the represented world of the story (adj. diegetic)

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moment-to-moment

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continuous action
doesn’t require much closure
same subject doing same thing panel to panel

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action-to-action

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same subject doing different action

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subject-to-subject

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done by different subjects within the same setting

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scene-to-scene

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transitions transporting us across significant distances, time, and space

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aspect-to-aspect

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by passes time

shows different aspects of the same scene

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non-sequitur

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no logical relationship between panels

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montage panel

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panel that combines several elements that don’t particularly go together

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montage sequence

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sequence of panels meant to be read quickly

-don’t necessarily have to be read in sequence

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``` word specific (word dominant) ```
image doesn't provide a lot of information
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``` picture specific (image dominant) ```
much more visual information given
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duo-specific
words and image give same message
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additive
combination of words and images build on one another
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parallel
words and images take different courses without intersecting
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compressed story telling
telling in less panels | each panel contains a larger fraction of the narrative
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decompressed story telling
telling in lots of panels with lots of details
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simple layout
arranged A to B to C | -neat, orderly arrangement
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complex layout
notice pages as work of art composition of whole page shape panels
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poster layout
posted on top of each other on one page | much more aware of overall page