Analysis of Techniques and Conventions
In his book Understanding comics: the invisible art (1993), McCloud discusses the various conventions and techniques that comics and graphic novels use. After reading Bernice Eisenstein’s memoir I was a child of Holocaust survivors (2006), it is very easy to see the conventions and techniques that she uses. This analysis of Eisenstein’s memoir will be based heavily on McCloud’s book and will discuss such topics as: the level of abstraction, transitions, timing and action, lines, backgrounds, and balloons, picture & text, and colour.
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- THE GROUP PROJECT
- INTERVIEW WITH BERNICE EISENSTEIN, AUTHOR OF - I W...
- PART 1: AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
- Early life
- Adult life
- Historical context of growing up
- Career low/high points
- Works and Awards
- Reception and reviews
- Media appearances and other Interviews
- Images
- Influences
- PART 2: GRAPHIC MEMOIR ANALYSIS
- Plot Summary
- Purpose
- Themes
- Structure
- Significance of Title
- Historical, Social, Cultural context
- Historical Childhood 1950's -1960's 56 growing up...
- Social The main theme of the memoir was being the ...
- Cultural Values and Attitudes The memoir emphas...
- Outstanding Scenes
- Characterization
- Personal connection with the memoir
- Amanda, Elizabeth, And Victoria
- Daniel
- PART 3: THE GRAPHIC MEMOIR GENRE
- Analysis of Techniques and Conventions
- Level of Abstraction In chapter 2 of his book, M...
- TransitionsIn chapter 3 of his book, McCloud tal...
- Timing and ActionIn chapter 4 McCloud mentions ti...
- Lines, backgrounds, and balloonsIn chapter 5 of h...
- Picture and text In chapter 6 of his book, McCl...
- ColourIn chapter 8 of his book, McCloud talks abo...
- Techniques and effects
- Characterization (archetypes)
- Oustanding Technical Scenes
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