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    This document discusses the elements and principles of comic art. It defines different types of comics such as comic books, comic strips, and digital comics. It then describes common elements in comic art including panels, captions, gutters, speech bubbles, thought bubbles, sound effects, and onomatopoeia. The document concludes by noting how art elements and principles like contrast, balance, rhythm, and unity can be applied to make comic art more visually appealing.

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    Comic Art

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of comic art. It defines different types of comics such as comic books, comic strips, and digital comics. It then describes common elements in comic art including panels, captions, gutters, speech bubbles, thought bubbles, sound effects, and onomatopoeia. The document concludes by noting how art elements and principles like contrast, balance, rhythm, and unity can be applied to make comic art more visually appealing.

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    This document discusses the elements and principles of comic art. It defines different types of comics such as comic books, comic strips, and digital comics. It then describes common elements in comic art including panels, captions, gutters, speech bubbles, thought bubbles, sound effects, and onomatopoeia. The document concludes by noting how art elements and principles like contrast, balance, rhythm, and unity can be applied to make comic art more visually appealing.

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    Comic Art

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    Jezreel Roanne
    This document discusses the elements and principles of comic art. It defines different types of comics such as comic books, comic strips, and digital comics. It then describes common elements in comic art including panels, captions, gutters, speech bubbles, thought bubbles, sound effects, and onomatopoeia. The document concludes by noting how art elements and principles like contrast, balance, rhythm, and unity can be applied to make comic art more visually appealing.

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    ARTS 6

    QUARTER 1 WEEK 6
    What elements can you see
    from the comic?
    What elements can you see
    from the comic?
    What elements can you see
    from the comic?
    ELEMENTS
    AND
    PRINCIPLES
    APPLIED IN COMIC ART
    ?
    What is…...

    Comic art
    Comic art
    Are visual form of storytelling
    that pair images with text.
    Types
    of
    Comic art
    COMIC BOOK

    usually in chronological
    sequence, typically telling a
    single story or a series
    of different stories.
    COMIC STRIP

    Series of sequential
    images arranged in panels,
    that may or may not use
    words and symbols to tell
    a story or part of a
    story.
    DIGITAL COMICS

    (also known as electronic


    comics)

    Are comics released


    digitally, as opposed to in
    print.
    WHAT DOES COMICS OFFER?

    ● Short- easy to read


    sentences
    ● Visual and text cues

    (character sighs, door


    slams etc.)

    ● Enrich your reading,


    writing and thinking
    Elements
    OF
    Comic art
    PANELS
    Are spaces that
    contain a single
    scene usually in
    square or
    rectangle.
    CAPTIONS

    Set the stage for


    readers and gives
    information about
    the characters
    or scenes.
    GUTTERS

    Are spaces between


    panels that contain little
    gaps in time. Readers can
    imagine what may have
    occurred in these
    “pauses”
    SPEECH BUBBLES /
    BALLOONS

    Show the
    readers what the
    characters are
    saying aloud.
    SPEECH BUBBLES /
    BALLOONS

    ● Statement
    ● Regular speech
    ● Interjection
    THOUGHT BUBBLES /
    BALLOONS

    ● What the
    character is
    thinking
    SUSPENSION OF THE
    BELIEF
    Is the moment in comics
    when the readers
    temporarily believe that
    something impossible can
    happen. We think it’s what
    makes the stories magical
    SOUND EFFECTS/
    ONOMATOPOEIA
    Word that
    phonetically imitates,
    resembles or
    suggests the sound
    that it describes.
    To make the comic art more
    visually appealing,
    art elements and
    design principles
    are still applied
    Refers to the arrangement of
    opposite elements and
    effects. For example light and
    dark colors, smooth and
    rough textures, large and
    small shapes.

    CONTRAST
    Refers to the
    distribution of visual
    weight in an artwork

    BALANCE
    Refers to the regular
    repetition of visual
    elements such as shape,
    lines, colors and more.

    RHYTHM
    Refers to the cohesiveness of an
    artwork- how whole, consistent,
    and complete it appears. It is the
    pleasing combination of elements
    to create a harmonious
    composition.

    UNITY/HARMONY
    MAKE YOUR OWN
    “COMIC SCRIPT”

    ART
    COMIC
    ELEMENTS
    ELEMENTS AND
    PRINCIPLES

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