Eisner
and Thompson have very distinctive visual styles that somewhat contrast each
other when compared side by side on the comic book. From what I’ve seen, Eisner
tends to prefer working with larger images and likes to play around with the
imagery and panel shapes. Due to his preference with larger images and
compositions, he has no issue making use of images that take up the entire page
or aren’t contained by the boundary of a panel. On the other hand, while
Thompson did also seem to like making use of various panel shapes, he seemed to
be much more conscious in his approach to the execution of the artwork itself.
Thompson’s artwork is more expressive, as he makes use of hatching skills and
line work that creates or captures a certain texture or emotion within the
image. For me, it seems the difference between the two artists is that between
the two, Eisner seems to be the one with a broader range of comfort in terms of
the composition of the lay out, while Thompson seems to have a much more
specific and stylized method of drawing and visualizing the images in his expression.
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