Perspective And Point Of View In The Tale Of Peter Rabbit

In this article we discuss a range of ideas concerning the use of illustrations in picture books where we have several levels include Look and feel of the book and the role of visual information in the form STORY correct landing to small levels as long as we have seen visible elements of this change in the art of printing or the style of this art is used to create meanings and emotional effect. Images used in children's books to attract readers' attention and beautify the form book and giving him the appearance of a likable kid. Also as a tool to clarify and explain, in addition to stir the imagination with the reader .We will discuss These ideas through of the articles that touched on this subject and some storyboards as examples or applications. …show more content…
McGregor through charted directed more of the background image and a distance farther from Peter and the reader and thus minimize the importance of its own perspective and its own side of the story. It also indicates the article that although the book The Tale of Peter Rabbit follows the traditional strict separation between text and image method so that each of their separate page break Gutter, but Potter was able to alleviate the separation unit integrated the meaning of the scene and configure through a combination of points of view and sense in both text and image.
The article also suggests that the relationship between the underlying meaning and point of view in both image and text are not always contradictory, some text and images are each other to complete the meaning