sometimes the factor which makes a work a comics is a way of presenting it. sometimes the way people see it. sometimes it's the characteristic elements, which give us a hint that something is a comics. it's both definition and intuition.
we have two frames here, one shows an enlarged piece of the second one. we have characters and speech balloons, and something like a "passage of time" - so first there is the first panel and then the second one :)
this work made me think about the ways of presenting comics in space. if we take a comic strip, for example consisting of four panels, and put each panel in a different place - this would be interesting! just like here, where the panels are divided by the text written on the blog.
What makes it a comic? Is it the lettering? Is it a comic at all? I'm not sure.
I'm happy to take part in this experiment. 
great questions!
ReplyDeletesometimes the factor which makes a work a comics is a way of presenting it. sometimes the way people see it. sometimes it's the characteristic elements, which give us a hint that something is a comics. it's both definition and intuition.
we have two frames here, one shows an enlarged piece of the second one. we have characters and speech balloons, and something like a "passage of time" - so first there is the first panel and then the second one :)
this work made me think about the ways of presenting comics in space. if we take a comic strip, for example consisting of four panels, and put each panel in a different place - this would be interesting! just like here, where the panels are divided by the text written on the blog.