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my process of making comics is a bit of a faff. Hopefully this answers the question! I've wanted to speak about it for a while, because as much as my comics are inspired by my own thoughts and feelings, they're also influenced by the people around me. I suppose much in the same we we ourselves are unconsciously affected by our friends too? Well, regardless, I hugely appreciate everyone who's helped and supported my creative work, yourselves included.If you have questions of your own, ask in the comments!

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glitch

I love the character sheets. Dani's "casual" look is pretty great

Mellow Tone

I’d say it’s worth the wait if you put that much care into the story, characters, style and flow of the whole comic. Your work is greatly appreciated! 🥰

Addison

At first I thought i couldn't make a comic because it took to long to plan everything and come up with a story, getting to see how different creators/artists make comics is nice. It makes me realise that everyone needs time to make good stuff, no one makes a great comic in a short span of time. Thank you for sharing your process with us! And have fun doing what you love

Deadhorse

This is really really cool and I appreciate a look into your artistic process with the comic. It really goes to show just how much effort goes into these, and how much time and energy is put into making sure the story comes together. It also says a lot about the effort and willingness to always look for ways to make it better with how you show it and share it with others for feedback; super important step a lot of people (me included) often miss, and really helps point out not just inconsistencies but also where your strengths are and how you can play off them even more! Definitely appreciate you sharing this with us! You do such awesome work and it's really inspiring to see the way you evolve the story and how much time it takes!

Hazel Quantock

The sitting on a friend's floor thing is so real, I should do that more often it's very motivating.