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Framing: Tia Caton

Posted on January 23, 2017 by tcaton06

For this blog post I decided to use a page from the graphic novel, “Moomin” by Tove Jansson, in order to  analyse various uses of the framing technique. Although there are many types of framing techniques not used in this … Continue reading →

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Framing | Cristian Gutierrez

Posted on January 23, 2017 by acevedokhris

While reading the new chapter Framing, I realized that a frame is both limiting and limitless. From the collection of graphic novels, I chose to write about Chris Ware’s work. In this particular layout he chose to work with implied … Continue reading →

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Framing: Tre Bobo

Posted on January 23, 2017 by Tre Bobo

Framing is an important aspect of graphic novels and creative design as a whole. From reading Graphic Design: The New Basics I learned that a border is not the only way an object can be framed some, for example, can … Continue reading →

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Framing: Toree Boutz

Posted on January 23, 2017 by inactivejune2017

Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips explore the idea of framing in their book, Graphic Design: The New Basics. Generally, frames are often meant to bring special attention to a piece by lifting and separating it from its surroundings. Additionally, frames can also … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, and Plane: Andrese Collins

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Andrese Collins - COM 210

The comic Butt To The Future by Taylor Dew is an unique and adventurous fats paced comic about a young women, Mary, who leaves to the bathroom to take a “poop” and ends up flushing into the toilet. She then … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, and Plane: Angelica Tibule

Posted on January 20, 2017 by angelicatibule

Flitty: Sof’ Boy’s Fly Pal by Archer Prewitt is a short comic about this character, Sof Boy, who finds a fly named Flitty, trapped inside the house and tries to help Flitty find it’s way to the hole on the window … Continue reading →

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Javin Nash: Point Line Plane

Posted on January 20, 2017 by javinnash

From these pages in the comic book “Perfect Example” my eyes move left to right starting at the top left hand corner to the bottom right hand corner. I feel as if this is the typical way Americans make comics easy … Continue reading →

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Point Line and Plane: Noah Martin

Posted on January 20, 2017 by noahmartin212

I have chosen to analyze a section of a graphic novel that was available in the CDSC during Thursday’s class. This was one of four illustrations on a large fold able 4 panel board. Each image showed the same building … Continue reading →

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Points, Lines and Planes: Alexa Berg

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Alexa Marie

I took a look at the graphic novel Smile by Raina Telgemeier in the WSU library during Tuesdays class. The novel tells the true story of the authors awkward early years from 6th grade up to high school. The novel did … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane: Aaron Scofield

Posted on January 19, 2017 by aaronscofield336

In their book, Graphic Design: The New Basics, Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips discuss what a point, line, and plane are and why they are important to world of designing. According to these authors, “Point, line, and plane are the … Continue reading →

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