What s the difference between picture books and the comics we read when we were kids?

First, the focus is different.

1. Picture books: Picture books focus on presenting a relatively complete picture of a single length.

2. Comics: Comics focus on multi-angle, multi-length, and all-round aspects of the picture.

Second, the content is different.

1. Picture books: Although picture books also tell stories, they do not require story structure and storytelling, and are often based on fables.

2. Comics: The content of comics is longer, and the main purpose is to tell a story, which belongs to the same level as ** and movies.

Picture books are mainly illustrated, not necessarily have a storyline, and may be illustrations that are not related to each other. Of course, some picture books also tell stories, but there are fewer words, and the picture is the main thing.

Manga is a work with a storyline and a complete world view.

First of all, there is no age limit for picture books, and both children and adults can read them. Different age groups will have different understandings of books after reading them. The direction and content of comics are not as wide as those of picture books

Picture books are mainly in color, while comics are in black and white, and color is available. Picture books are generally more elaborate than comics, and the author puts more effort into it. In terms of content, there are few dialogues, mostly monologues or narratives, and the text is poetic, but the story is slightly inferior to manga in complexity and readability, but it cannot be generalized.

In terms of painting, comics mostly use dots, and picture books are mostly hand-drawn. Comics also have more storyboards than picture books, which requires higher authors' ideation skills. Overall, picture books are more enjoyable to watch, and comics are more readable.

Picture books usually have independent authors of paintings, and the pictures have their own personal style, and the picture is the scene, and it can be a single painting. Pictures are the main thing, and text is secondary. Picture books can be individually formed. Comics are the main words and pictures that complement each other, and there is a lot of foreshadowing.

Picture books are comics one by one, and comics are connected ......

Picture books have pictures but no plots, or are mainly pictures, and there are few words.

It can be said that picture books are a way of expression of comics, and what picture books describe can be a sentence, a landscape, or a story, and the plot will not be too complicated, but after you have read it, it will make you feel like "it is like this". The comics we often read basically revolve around a story, and the plot is more complicated, but in the process of reading, you can feel like you are there, and you can change your mood with the joys and sorrows of the protagonist.

The picture of the picture book always gives people a very soft feeling, and one of its pictures is a little story, which you can reverie at will.

The comics feel like you're looking at slides that tell you everything about the story and it's up to you to connect the dots.

Personal insights.