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| Re: Very nice. | |
| Posted By: Leviathan <levihoffmeier@gmail.com> | Date: 1/27/11 6:34 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Very nice. (Hedgemony) : You know, my new comic that I'm working on has done the same thing for me. I : find that when you are showing the quiet, thoughtful moments you tend to : concentrate more on the image than you do with action scenes. Kinda weird, : but it may have something to do with mood creation or trying to keep the : viewer interested when essentially there is only talking happening. I definitely agree. I'm always trying to figure out some interesting or creative way to make the quiet scenes visually interesting. Sometimes though, just like the action scenes, you don't want to slow down a hasty argument with engaging visuals. It's weird and unique to the comic medium. You have to guess how long you want your reader to look at each panel, and then get that panel up to par. Yeah, 'flow' is something I spend a lot of time on, sketching and re-sketching...
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