This is also a page featuring my own weird quirks. I don’t like talking about serious matters. I feel awkward when people thank me or apologize to me, and REAL troubles? Yeah…I’m a much bigger fan of the “ignore it until it goes away” school of thought, and it’s actually worked pretty well for me. Don’t get me wrong, I completely understand that most people can’t and don’t live like that…but I know nothing about it. It doesn’t make any sense to me, so I can’t write about it. Katyn’s done with the whole issue, ready to forget it and have fun. To her, talking about it won’t accomplish much except to prolong the problem. I think Ry is more like a “normal” person, honestly, and this attitude kinda puts him out a bit, poor guy. XD
(I swear Katyn’s not a self-insert! She looks kinda like me too urg! I tried to design her to be very different from me! But since most of the story is told from her perspective, I have to write these scene from the perspective I know! After all she failed the Mary Sue test! Forgive me for all this? It’s only because I know it’s kinda weird and not how most people act, so I want to try to explain it all)
On the art, I had computer problems while coloring this, and it had been so long since that had happened, I was out of my habit of saving every few minutes *smacks forehead* SOOOO the result is that I did the highlighting super-fast with the airbrush to ensure it all got done on time. But…it really WAS a lot faster than my old method…what do you guys think? Like the look, or should I go back to the old method? (For comparison, check out the first page of the chapter, not last week’s, because I screwed that one up a bit, it’s not a good example for hi-lights) Give me your opinions!
Thanks for reading! See you next week!
Kinda freaky, it’s like I’m reading something I wrote. I’m a loner. I don’t seek company. I don’t like crowds (defined as more than about 3 people). I tend to feel very relieved when I get away from people. I typically have one good friend and a few acquiantences. I don’t like to get thanked and tend to avoid getting caught helping someone (odd, that I dislike people but like helping) so I can avoid the thanks. Sorry? Say it and drop it. Problems are my own; I don’t wish to share and tend to feel guilty about burdening someone if I do share. Most problems when ignored actually will go away because they aren’t really problems to worry about.
I’d say the art looks fine but I’m not one to ask. I think any comic art looks fine as long as it doesn’t look scribbled. Example: while it’s only line drawing, I like userfriendly as well.
P.S. Unless this thing sends me a notif, I won’t be aware of any responses…
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D.Rena Reply:
October 25th, 2009 at 8:21 pm
To be honest, I’m not sure if it sends notifications or not (I get them, but I’m the site admin) and if it didn’t, I wouldn’t expect you to go hunting through the archives just to see, but I’m going to reply anyway, because that’s just how I roll. 😀
I’m actually really glad you left this comment. Sometimes I feel like there’s something wrong with me, since the whole world seems to feel otherwise about it. It’s good to know there’s a kindred spirit, in this much at least. The way you worded it was exactly right – and out much better than my rambling and incoherent explanation.
And thanks for the input about the art! Maybe your tastes are simple, but as long as it doesn’t look too off to you, that’s good enough for me!
Thanks for commenting!
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