Scott mccloud transitions
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The document describes six types of transitions that can be used between panels in comics or graphic novels: moment-to-moment transitions show small gradual changes over time; action-to-action transitions depict a figure performing an action through sequential frames; subject-to-subject transitions change the subject within the same scene or idea; scene-to-scene transitions transport the reader across significant distances of time and space; aspect-to-aspect transitions focus on different aspects of a place, idea or mood without progressing chronologically; and non-sequitur transitions lack any logical relationship between panels.
Scott mccloud transitions
- 1. A moment-to-moment transition is when something moves or changes slightly, over a very small time frame. An action-to-action transition shows a figure doing an action by a sequence of frames. A subject-to-subject transition changes the subject, whilst staying within the same scene or idea. A scene-to-scene transition transports the reader across significant distances of time and space. An aspect-to-aspect transition bypasses time and sets the wandering eye on different aspects of a place, idea or mood. A non-sequitur transition offers no logical relationship between panels