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usedbooks

on Oct. 27, 2008

This chapter, I believe, marks another small jump in my "artistic" style. I started putting more details into the environment and adding texture/fill to pretty much everything. The last panel is one example of that, and you'll notice this over the next few pages. Basically, I've been paying more attention to an old rule I used in high school. Cover most of the page with graphite (which means "fill stuff in" ;-) ).

The white silhouettes are my attempt as a somewhat surreal vision/dream, a conversation Kaida remembers without recalling any faces or detail.

ghostrunner: Yeah, but it helps my friends who don't follow the series as fanatically as I do.

amanda: Do stalkers ever recognize their stalking? Or do they just consider themselves admirers?

blntmaker: Thanks. The silhouettes here are to depict an unclear memory (no faces or location).

merej: Thanks

CZweig: Yeah. I intended for her to came across as rather cold and brutal. She doesn't have a lot of tact.

DAJB: Silhouettes are a wonderful way to be lazy. XD And cats are adorable when they're angry.

Peipei: Our cat (now my former roommates' cat) Thomas loves pet taxis and cages of any kind. If there is an open cage or carrier in the room, he gets inside. He used to be a nuisance every time I cleaned my rats' cages. As soon as I took the rats out, he climbed in. XD

dueeast: Thanks, but to be honest the only reason that page ended where it did was that there wasn't enough room for the whole dream thingy. (I'm not a master of suspense as much as a victim of formatting.)