So here we have Act 1 Scene 2
the big problem with this play is there's a lot of talking and very little action
so the key was how to make the pages interesting for the reader.
some things you can do is tilt the camera angles as in
panel 45 page 10, and panel 62 page 14, panel 93 page 21.
Another way to engage the reader is having the character stare out to the reader
as in the last panel 94 page 21
notice as Hamlet is swearing revenge for his Father i have placed heavy shadow on his face
to add drama to the scene this is often used in comics and movies too.
page 19 was a nice play in trying a different panel grid the first panel as half a page
and the another panels just concentrating on the facial expressions of Hamlet and his comrades,
very pleased how this turned out
ALL ART COPYRIGHT CLASSICAL COMICS LTD 2011
the big problem with this play is there's a lot of talking and very little action
so the key was how to make the pages interesting for the reader.
some things you can do is tilt the camera angles as in
panel 45 page 10, and panel 62 page 14, panel 93 page 21.
Another way to engage the reader is having the character stare out to the reader
as in the last panel 94 page 21
notice as Hamlet is swearing revenge for his Father i have placed heavy shadow on his face
to add drama to the scene this is often used in comics and movies too.
page 19 was a nice play in trying a different panel grid the first panel as half a page
and the another panels just concentrating on the facial expressions of Hamlet and his comrades,
very pleased how this turned out
ALL ART COPYRIGHT CLASSICAL COMICS LTD 2011
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