Re: Nerd Boy, episode 589
From Joaquim Gândara <joa...@telia.com>
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· 14 Sep 2004 19:01 · View full thread
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"KosciaK" <kos...@poczta.gazeta.pl> skrev i meddelandet news:ci7a3u$cmo$1...@news.onet.pl > Joaquim G�ndara wrote: > > > Well.. I did consider having narration in the form of a step-by-step > > manual, but I scrapped that. Here it is, one for each row of panels: > > > > STEP ONE: Fire grappling hook. > > STEP TWO: To ascend, reel in line. > > CAUTION: Only attach to sturdy materials! > > Now it makes sense! :) > > Maybe if there were some kind of *bang* *boooom* or something like that > in the last panel (in every other there is some kind of "sound") that > would be more obvoius what's going on Yeah, I was emulating the style of John Romare. He has all kinds of strips that illustrate an action and a consequence, without actually depicting either of them. It's just the beginning of an action, and the final result. That gap in time makes his strips less predictable and more fun. I guess I just made that gap too big. -- OO Joaquim G�ndara .||. http://www.Nerd-Boy.net bb jg
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