However, there is a certain thing to talk about when including drawing styles in the discussion of Persepolis because of the use of its graphic novel material. Satrapi's illustrations are black-and-white, giving away the image of Iran as a black-and-white country, which kind of is in many ways. They have strict dress codes, black, obviously but for girls , and strict rules about what is right and what is wrong. For example, the drawings on the first page of the first chapter, “The Veil”, demonstrate how simple yet distinct the drawings for each
However, there is a certain thing to talk about when including drawing styles in the discussion of Persepolis because of the use of its graphic novel material. Satrapi's illustrations are black-and-white, giving away the image of Iran as a black-and-white country, which kind of is in many ways. They have strict dress codes, black, obviously but for girls , and strict rules about what is right and what is wrong. For example, the drawings on the first page of the first chapter, “The Veil”, demonstrate how simple yet distinct the drawings for each