Across
- 3. an image, word or symbol that comes back again and again to reinforce themse or concepts.
- 4. lines or symbols that stem from characters or objects to indicate emotions or states of being.
- 6. used to provide narration, background information, or inner thoughts.
- 8. can be used to emphasize isolation, insignificance, or emptiness.
- 11. Jagged might be used to signify tension, while smooth might convey calm.
- 13. spaces between comic or graphic novel panels
- 14. References to other texts, images, or historical events that might be embedded within the visuals.
- 15. The visual perspective from which a scene is depicted
Down
- 1. A symbolic image that is used to make reference to something with a more literal meaning.
- 2. How close or far the viewer is positioned from the subject of the panel
- 5. Graphic representation that is open to multiple interpretations
- 7. the basic unit or segment of the comic, containing a combination of images and text in endless variety
- 9. how readers are guided through the page through panel arrangement and visual cues.
- 10. The placement of certain images or scenes next to each other to create contrasts.
- 12. the amount of visual contrasts and detail in different parts of an image.