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Okies, , here's how manga panelling works.

1. Vertically, there MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 4 PANELS (tingkat) (see num 4)

2. Horizontally, there MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 3 PANELS. (see num 4)

3. In example num 1, u can see that the horizontal lines doesn't necessaryly be exactly horizontal, u can make them go upward or downwards. This is to avoid the panels looking...monotonous.

4. In example number 4, the HUGE panel which consumes 2 pages usually used to show a HUGE place, like a castle or some wide area, or a wonderful view.

5. Usually to end a chapter, we use a huge panel for the last panel. See example 3.

6. In example 2, u can draw a whole character outside all the panels (depending on situations)

Basically, u just have to make sure the manga doesn't look TOO STUFFY and NEAT and CLEAR and IN ORDER, so it'll be easier on the eyes of the reader. Ganbatte mona-chan!

Description
Okies, , here's how manga panelling works.

1. Vertically, there MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 4 PANELS (tingkat) (see num 4)

2. Horizontally, there MUST NOT BE MORE THAN 3 PANELS. (see num 4)

3. In example num 1, u can see that the horizontal lines doesn't necessaryly be exactly horizontal, u can make them go upward or downwards. This is to avoid the panels looking...monotonous.

4. In example number 4, the HUGE panel which consumes 2 pages usually used to show a HUGE place, like a castle or some wide area, or a wonderful view.

5. Usually to end a chapter, we use a huge panel for the last panel. See example 3.

6. In example 2, u can draw a whole character outside all the panels (depending on situations)

Basically, u just have to make sure the manga doesn't look TOO STUFFY and NEAT and CLEAR and IN ORDER, so it'll be easier on the eyes of the reader. Ganbatte mona-chan!