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Cartoons and comic strips typically use speech and thought balloons to show which characters are saying or thinking what. To better convey the full range of feelings and atmosphere in a cartoon narrative, each drawn person could be festooned with a veritable platoon of sensory balloons.
The reader
would be more attuned with the characters balloon-strewn to demonstrate also what they’re seeing, tasting, smelling and hearing. To better understand, click below soon.
ballooned cartoon
http://www.geocitie...nie/ballooned.html?
[FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004]
Plewds, Briffits & Squeans, oh my!
http://en.wikipedia...Lexicon_of_Comicana
The lexicon of cartoons. [bonkers777, Dec 31 2008]
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Ahhhh! That floating hunk head is
trying to poke her eye out! |
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Maybe if you had a way of
differentiating sense balloons from
thought and speech balloons... I can't
tell what stuff is being said and what's
being felt/thought. |
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You didn't come up with this just so you
could use "cartoon" "festoon" "platoon"
and "balloons" all in the same sentence,
did you? |
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No, and I thought it was pretty obvious which sense is involved by seeing where the balloon originates. |
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This site is like a woman. After two years here, for the life of me, I still don't have a friggin clue what will fly and what will bomb. |
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Farmer johnnie, I like it, but I think It has been baked in the Sunday funnies. |
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//This site is like a woman. After two years here, for the life of me, I still don't have a friggin clue what will fly and what will bomb.// and there must be 10 times as many men as women to achieve that effect. |
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[blea] It's the smell of her perfume. |
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Maybe a version where there are just the thought balloons, and the reader must imaginarily provide the dialogue? |
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How about changing the shape of the balloons, as well?
Dagger = evil thoughts
Heart = loving thoughts etc.
Of course, the words in the balloon could contradict the shape of the balloon. |
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Traditionally thought bubbles are drawn with a chain of circles rather than a point. You could extend this idea with wavy lines for smell, transverse lines for sound and so on. |
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.o0O(thinks)
~~~(smells)
||||(hears) |
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