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usedbooks

on Aug. 28, 2008

I'm not sure how the creative process works for others. For me, I usually imagine one concept, scene, or conversation and build a story around it. For this story, this was the scene. This scene was the reason we had a mock murder and the reason Yuki was an actress and Seiko wasn't. (It was all necessary for this conversation.)

blntmaker: Thanks. Their relationship (especially the banter) is drawn from my interactions with my friend Bethany. It took her a while to stop taking offense at my sarcasm.

amanda: Seiko is a "benefit of the doubt" person – no matter how many times it bites her in the butt. Yuki just looks for the most sensible explanations for things. ;-)

ghostrunner: No one else got it, so you're really just a hammer in a world of hammers… (In all honesty, it's my fault. If at least one person had noticed, I'd blame everyone else.)

Peipei: Knowing Yuki, it's better not to ask.

spiritmonkey: The cocaine is for the big party when they reach international waters. XD

patrick: Lol. Three reasons I didn't do that. 1. I didn't think of it. 2. It wouldn't fit on the page. And 3. I probably couldn't draw it anyway (which is a flimsy excuse, since I draw lots of things I can't draw).

LanceDanger: So you're one of those who inflicts "klutz" on victims. I'm a klutz, but my only victim is me. I once seriously injured my back tripping on a backpack. Oh, and my brother knocked himself unconscious with a freezer door.