#Frahan Qureshi

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Difference between animation and Graphic novels

I have been doing some more research on graphic novels and I have come across a man’s name, Farhan Qureshi. Farhan Qureshi is an animator, film maker and film writer who lives in London as a lead artist for film and gaming companies.

He has worked on a graphic novel called “Digitopia” as a kickstarter project.

The key difference between animated film’s and graphic novels is that one method of story telling is much more easier to work with than the other. You won’t be lucky publish your animated film in any animation industry, but publishing Graphic novels will be a whole lot simpler. Frahan had worked with a guy called James who have developed this story and tried to get it into the animation industry, but it all goes down hill for the duo. So it gets them into finding another way to finance the film.

A comic or a graphic novel has a fewer moving parts than an animated film. Elements in a graphic novel come into a sharper focus than on animation. The point in comics to have a few moving parts is that our expectations would have  exponentially increased.

When making a Graphic novel, the team that work on it is not as much as a team of animators that make an animation. Fortunately, having a smaller team can make life easier for you. Graphic novelists spend most of their time talking about their art work generated for their work. But animators don’t plan to waist their time, they just get on with it and avoid distractions.

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