SCALE: Scale is the size of an object or the actual image itself. The scale of an image is crucial for the context of the image. The bigger the scale, the more it is the focal part of the imagery. The smaller the scale the more it is a miniscule detail of it. For my graphic novel example, I chose a piece out of ‘Zot’ written by Scott McCloud. In this example the hand is on scale as the size of the ship. In this photo the ship isn’t the most important part of it. It is actually the hand and the actual gesture of it pointing to the ship. The scale of an image  can put a lot of meaning and story behind a picture, especially in graphic novels where you rely on images and text boxes to convey and entire story to the audience.