graphic art that looks like it has been painted on the page and flows across it
That’s interesting. Someone on my friends list was saying that Jeanty draws action sequences as if he were choosing a series of individual frames from a TV show showing the key points of the action. He’s like an editor rather than a cinematographer, which works for me. While vidding I’ve found the process of selecting a small number of key of key images to represent a point came very naturally, I think it’s similar to the way I process movies instinctively. TV editing on shows like Buffy tend to be like that too, they shoot a scene from a number of different angles and distances then put them back together afterwards rather than planning what to shoot in great detail in advance. In comics I also find that fragmented approach works in better sync with the text which is necessarily discontinuous. I think Lynch overwrites anyway but I’ve found it hard to match the eye movement needed for Urro’s visuals with the need to process all the words. But if you read one then the other that wouldn’t be a problem.
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Date: 2007-10-08 08:25 am (UTC)That’s interesting. Someone on my friends list was saying that Jeanty draws action sequences as if he were choosing a series of individual frames from a TV show showing the key points of the action. He’s like an editor rather than a cinematographer, which works for me. While vidding I’ve found the process of selecting a small number of key of key images to represent a point came very naturally, I think it’s similar to the way I process movies instinctively. TV editing on shows like Buffy tend to be like that too, they shoot a scene from a number of different angles and distances then put them back together afterwards rather than planning what to shoot in great detail in advance. In comics I also find that fragmented approach works in better sync with the text which is necessarily discontinuous. I think Lynch overwrites anyway but I’ve found it hard to match the eye movement needed for Urro’s visuals with the need to process all the words. But if you read one then the other that wouldn’t be a problem.