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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Image : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 5
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Book : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 4
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Image : [...] felt that I didnt have time to address before begining this strip, hence no perspective. Perspective is something which Scott McCloud picks up and leaves in his books more or less when it suits him to do so. From this and from Scotts books it would [...]Search Score: 3
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Book : Scott McCloud.Search Score: 3
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Book : [...] iller believes this can confuse the reader. Every panel should advance the story (from Will Eisner). Uses what Scott McCloud calls aspect to aspect transitions to give a sense of place and space. People react differently to black and w [...]Search Score: 2
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WebArticle : [...] ith which this research project is concerned. Alan Manning is primarily concerned with how the reduction of detail that Scott McCloud describes may be employed in developing a type of information design which is more comprehensible and so more retai [...]Search Score: 1
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Panel : When Scott McCloud presents a circle two dots and a line and asks ...Search Score: 1
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Panel : and Scott McCloud describes* how panelshape can be used to manipulate the readers perception of time ...Search Score: 1
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Panel : (ii) And secondly, so as to take advantage of what Scott McCloud describes as comic book closure*,Search Score: 1
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Panel : (i) Firstly I wanted to experiment with Scott McCloud's 'infinite canvas' concept.Search Score: 1
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Panel : In fact, as Scott McCloud has pointedout ...Search Score: 1
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Panel : * Scott McCloud: McCloud, S. 1995. Understanding Comics.Search Score: 1
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Panel : as this would exploit some of the using the persuasive power of comics which both Scott McCloud* ...Search Score: 1
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Glossary : Coined by Scott McCloud in Reinventing Comics the term infinite canvas is used to describe the potentially limitless page size afforded the web comic artistSearch Score: 1
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Glossary : [...] s which employs reduced detail. The missing detail is fleshed out subconciously by viewer using past experience and cultural knowledge to make sense of what is being percieved. See Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics, page 31 for a visual example.Search Score: 1
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Glossary : Coined by Scott McCloud in Understanding Comics, the term closure refers to the act on the part of the reader of adding in information or detail not specifically articulated in a passage of a comic book. These details can take many forms, for exampl [...]Search Score: 1
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Flash : [...] .com. PoCom-UK-001 exemplifies one type of "infinite canvas" webcomic, or "hypercomic" as Merl likes to call them, that Scott McCloud has discussed at length in his latter books. Whilst PoCom-UK-001 is innovative, the navigation suffers from fixed [...]Search Score: 1
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Book : Idioms: Term and meaning borrowed from Scott McCloud. Most aps are organised by information structure idioms such as a list of objects, a list of actions, a list of subject categories and a list of tools.Search Score: 1
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Book : [...] g it with maximum efficiency. This fits in tightly with the concept of closure utilised by comic books and described by Scott McCloud. We understand our lives through metaphors both primary metaphor and complex metaphor. These are created and m [...]Search Score: 1
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Book : [...] THE how to draw comics book. Or at least that's how it's often viewed from both inside and outside the comics industry. Scott McCloud says of it in his bibliography for Understanding Comics First we loved it, then we hated it, now we love it again. [...]Search Score: 1
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Book : Will Eisner's book is in many ways a forerunner of the Scott McCloud books. Similar to McCloud, Eisner's book is a dissection of the art of making comics. However, rather than the justification of comics as an art form which is McCloud's goal [...]Search Score: 1
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Book : [...] respect visual controls are better able to suggest a process through the comic book device of proximity as discussed by Scott McCloud. The human drive to form meaning through visual proximity and intuition is discussed by Wolfgang Kohler. By contr [...]Search Score: 1
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Book : Carlson draws four fingered hands. Current trend is for cartoon images to have only three fingered hands. See Christopher Hart and Scott McCloud for examples.Search Score: 1
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