Graphic text for paper 1

Question 1

whats a image called?

Answer 1

Panel

Question 2

Types of background midground and foreground

Answer 2

Foreground - Where is the subject or the point of focus for the reader. If the subject seems closer to the reader, in the front of the scene depicted, it stands in the ‘foreground’.

Midground - If the subject stands in the middle of the scene that is depicted, thern there it is in the midground. Placing a subject off-centre can also be used to create visual tension.
Background - The objects in the background (not usually the subject) help add contextual information for the reader.

Question 3

Transition

know the types

Answer 3

Transitions: There are six types of transitions that artists use in comic books, all of which have a different effect on the reader. Transitions refer to the process of closure (where the reader mentally ‘fills in the gaps’) in the gutter, between panels.

types

moment to moment

action to action

subject to subject

scene to scene

aspect to aspect

Question 4

know these terms

Answer 4

speech bubble
transition
panel
narration
foreground
midground
background