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Published: 2011-03-28 05:12:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 28331; Favourites: 872; Downloads: 466
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My friend had some questions so I decided to throw up this method I learned from Larison at SCAD, though it was a tedious assignment XD having to map out every single panel >,< But it certainly taught me bout continuity! 8DGo
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thank you! someone else agrees .v.
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Are we allowed to do panel 2 after panel 1 if someone is sneaking up behind them? xD
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Well even still, one should vary the angle. Not a complete 180 is the general rule, not to say it's complete solid truth, but it does always confuse the reader. However, you could do a back 3/4 view without breaking the 180
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Seriously, though, thank you for the advice!
Very helpful! ^^
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Ah, pushaw, just regurgitating what I learned n.n
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Back 3/4 view would be better, when going from a full frontal view
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Aw, I thought this was gonna be a reference to Justsomerandom guys works. "Continuity! Bum"
Still, this is a well put together tutorial. Hope your friend put it to good use.
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XD No problem! Indeed! Film and comics are synonymous as they're both forms of storytelling n.n
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I learned a bit o' this in one of my classes last semester. Ever since, I have been SO aware of the 180 rule, and I notice it.. soo.. much!
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ROFL I know right!? once you know it, you spot it everywhere. XD I break it sometimes cuz I suck >,< But yeah, you start catching it in movies and tv and such. XDDD
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Oh, just a tip - The cipher kit had everything saved as vectors, so you could make that little teeny triangle bigger if you wanted.
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