Sequential Art Quiz

Sequential Art

• The term 'sequential art' was coined by Will Eisner.
• Sequential art consists of elements that convey a narrative or cohesive story.
• Will Eisner's framework identifies four primary elements of sequential art: images, written words, notations, and the sequencing of these components.
• 'Comics' is often used interchangeably with 'sequential art,' referring to the medium that utilizes sequential illustrations.
• Scott McCloud further elaborated on the concept of sequential art in his influential books 'Understanding Comics' and 'Reinventing Comics.'

Flip-Flops

• The Y-shaped strap on a flip-flop is commonly referred to as a "thong."
• The modern flip-flop design potentially originated from ancient footwear from various cultures, including Japan and Egypt.
• In New Zealand, flip-flops are colloquially known as "jandals."
• In the Philippines, flip-flops are commonly called "tsinelas."
• The term 'slippers' has been used to describe inexpensive footwear characterized by a flat base and a strap with three anchor points.

Test your knowledge of sequential art with this quiz. Explore the use of images in a specific order for storytelling and conveying information, as proposed by comics artist Will Eisner.