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AMBIGUOUS - HANDSOME

The Aspiring Writer & the Kind Esper

A little aftermath tale of an uncertain girl and a timid boy.

Series: Mob Psycho 100 Characters: Shigeo Kageyama & Emi (slight one-sided Emi -> Mob)

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“A Helping Hand”

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hi yugo! i just ordered my copy of bkmn and im so so excited to get it!! i was wondering if there was any specific way you would recommend reading it? is it better to read a litte bit every night? or more of a rollercoaster to binge through? regardless, i cant wait to read it!!

That's a great question! I suggest taking it slow- you can definitely read it over the course of a couple of hours, but not TOO fast haha. I paced the comic to be "movie length" if that makes sense. Not too long, not too short....hope you all enjoy :-)

Boy comes over to my house: Oh my god, you have MP-36 Megatron, And Classic 1984/85 Megatron? And Action Master Megatron, And G2 Megatron, and Funko Pop Megatron, and Keychain Funko Pop Megatron, and MP-5 Megatron, and World’s Smallest Megatron, and World’s Smallest Transforming Megatron, and 1996 Beast Wars Megatron, Mega Class Transmetal Megatron, MP-43 Megatron (BW), 2006 Voyager Class Nerf N-Strike Maverick Blaster Megatron Kreon Class of 1984 version Megatron figure Vintage 1985 Pencil Topper Eraser Megatron, in your bedroom?

MP: Batsford: Gradient map test on night version

I began assigning colours to the values by using a limited palette to create a monochrome effect. By keeping the colouring cohesive I expected it to create a sort of calming atmosphere, but ran into some issues. I originally chose a soft lilac-blue palette inspired by the last line of the poem “the silence of the sands when tides are low”.  However, the colours fell flat and made it hard to distinguish details. I experimented with a more vibrant teal, but it resulted in an eerie tonality that didnt suit the theme.

I revisted a blue colour palette, adjusting the contrast between the values to pull some deeper tones from the background. To do this I created a wider gradient in the sky, providing a clear outline for the horizon. The richness of the blue tied the elements of the foreground together nicely without becoming too messy. However, I was still  concerned that the monochrome palette would make it hard for the audience to differentiate the time of day shown in the panels.    

whoever made the story for this game hated kids so much

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