Crunch
Mar 08, 2021
One of the techniques I used to use in the old newspaper strip format is the continuous background - a technique borrowed from 'The Perishers', a British comic strip I used to share a page with in the Daily Mirror when I was writing the strip 'Millie' in the 1990s. Maurice Dodd, the writer, had a background in animation and borrowed this technique, where the characters would move from frame to frame against a single backdrop, from his days on the Halas & Batchelor movie of Animal Farm. The new format ruins the effect by chopping it in half, but you can get the idea from the opening tryptich.
annamargaret1866
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I, too, find the crunch of frosty grass oddly satisfying. And I like the way you've done the background.
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