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Cartwheel and her Auntie are in the background, while other characters are in the foreground.

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Cartwheel and Auntie are the smallest characters.

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Cartwheels friend is wearing warm colours.

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No negative space used in the page. This shows that Cartwheel is cocooned in her blanket.

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Warm colours are added into the picture. The blues, greens and greys of the park are no longer as harsh. This shows Cartwheel accepting her new home.

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The lines coming from the character's mouth gives a sense of direction. Making the reader focus on Cartwheel and her Auntie.

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Contrasting colors to show the meeting of two worlds.

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By the end of the sequence, Cartwheel fits within her new blanket - it is now able to comfort her as her old one did.

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The blanket of the new county is made from cool colours and Cartwheel is a warm red and orange colour.

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Cartwheel and Auntie are in red colours while the other characters are in greys, blues and greens.

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Examples:
-Layout or composition
-Colour
-Framing
-Angles
-Close ups

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What does this technique add to the story?

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What does this technique add to the story?

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Does the technique add to the meaning of the story? Why?
How does this show us how the character is feeling?

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Cartwheel adding to her blanket, shows that time is passing.