CREATING A GRAPHIC NOVEL: AN EXPLORATION OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND THE CHALLENGES FACED IN BRINGING A STORY TO LIFE THROUGH IMAGES

Abstract

The formation of a realistic novel requires a blend of both scholarly and imaginative abilities, with an emphasis on the combination of text and visuals to make a strong story that draws in readers on numerous levels. Strong characters, a compelling plot, and effective visual storytelling techniques are the keys to creating a sense of immersion and an emotional connection with readers in successful graphic novels. The study also emphasizes the significance of considering the medium's potential to convey intricate concepts and investigate social, cultural, and political issues. As a whole, this thesis contributes to a better comprehension of the creative process of creating a graphic novel and the medium's potential as a means of telling stories and exploring difficult subjects. The results of the research shed light on the crucial phases of the creative process, from the initial idea to the finished product, and stressed the significance of crafting a compelling narrative and using effective visual storytelling techniques. This concentrate likewise highlights the capability of realistic books as a strong vehicle for investigating an extensive variety of social, social, and policy driven issues, and their capacity to connect with readers on various levels.