Of course this was also the original context as the Tintin strips used to be published in single, daily installments. What I love about them is that it's one single, massive idea played out on a single page. It's simple enough to excite you even without seeing the full curve of the story. Hergé called the whole style 'ligne claire' or the 'democracy of lines'.
Rob said you had a blog. Excuse the cyber-stalking.
Of course this was also the original context as the Tintin strips used to be published in single, daily installments. What I love about them is that it's one single, massive idea played out on a single page. It's simple enough to excite you even without seeing the full curve of the story. Hergé called the whole style 'ligne claire' or the 'democracy of lines'.
ReplyDeleteRob said you had a blog. Excuse the cyber-stalking.
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JH