There are Roy Lichtenstein-style blow-ups of comic strip frames on the walls and, hanging on hooks from the ends of the tables, packs of Top Trumps.
By the end of the seven-year contract, she had drawn more than 10,000 comic strip frames and had got her brother to take over.
Maybe Matt Pfeiffer, the director, or Michael Lincoln, who did the lighting design, need to give Mr. Hara the theatrical equivalent of that final comic-strip-frame ba-dum-bum.
Several modern directors (most notably Godard) have been influenced by the visual boldness of comic-strip art by the primary colors, unfurnished environments, and crisp, posterish sophistication — and the Pop artists who did blowups of comic-strip frames made us conscious of the formal intelligence in those cartoons, but "Superman" hasn't been designed in terms of the conventions of Pop.
Unlike the wordless storyboard of "The Snowman," Ug's comic-strip frames compose a graphic tale for young thinkers who ask questions like Ug's "What is time, Dad?" or "Why do they have trees?" His parents cannot answer his questions; his mother wants him to keep quiet and quit thinking: "Mark my words -- he'll go mad, that boy.
If you chose to install a strip of framing along your cabinets, drive the nails directly into the framing.
Bouncing along the rutted dirt roads and, finally, the muddy strips that frame the rice paddies, we eventually could hear the quiet.
The four-block strip is framed on one side by Neveria Hill and on the other by Venustiano Carranza Park, named for the rebel general who gave the order for the aerial bombing of the hill in 1914.
This spectrum was generated using the same image-based algorithms to measure eye motion from SLO videos as described in section 2.2, but was done offline with a more robust and higher frequency analysis (64 strips per frame or 1920 Hz).
