I. One Page, Many Moments
A comic panel holds a moment; the space between panels invites the reader to imagine movement. That balance makes page design a kind of direction.
The opening spread of an imagined comic shows a blue room with one open window. In the following frames, a folded note moves from the table to the floor. No dialogue explains it; distance, light and time tell the story.
Digital distribution offers choices between page-by-page and vertical-scroll experiences. The layout should serve the images and never compromise legibility on a smaller device.
Silence belongs to the reader as much as to the artist.
II. The World Outside the Frame
An illustrated edition of an animated story can explore a side character, a lost moment or a place that the camera never visited. It should enrich the original work rather than merely transcribe it.
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