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In the script for this page I had only written a very simple note: “Various shots with exchanged glances, exhausted bodies, sweaty and dirty. Next shot: a tender, loving kiss.” Nothing too defined, but enough to set the mood I wanted.

In my mind I had imagined a sequence of small details — fragments of their bodies and expressions. But once I started sketching, those ideas didn’t work as well as I hoped: visually interesting, yes, but there wasn’t enough space or the right rhythm to give them proper narrative weight.

So I changed direction. Instead of many micro-details, I chose a double parallel view, where we see both characters while they gently touch each other. It’s a small gesture, but it carries a warm, intimate atmosphere.

Before settling on that solution, I had drawn their faces: tired, sweaty, but completely absorbed in each other’s gaze. And that’s when the meme moment happened. The classic “When you’re close to me”. I immediately scribbled the distorted heads, and the next day I made the video. It was way too fun hahaha.

During the refinement stage I decided to bring the “camera” closer in the first two panels, to show their hands in more detail and give them the right narrative focus. It’s a small choice, but that’s exactly where the emotion of the scene sits.

Everything after that went smoothly

I’m really happy with how this page turned out, a simple page but one that continues the romantic thread that links the whole comic.

If you have any questions about any of the steps, I'd be happy to answer them!

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Sindosan

Sometimes our ideas bring to curious solution, I always pointed that you have a good way to use the hands, and here is a good example how is well linked to their eyes and finally the kiss, those simple parts helps to conduct the visual path to the kiss. So it's well done and exquisite! Ps: I don't share much my musical tastes, but in this case the song that comes to my mind is an old classic: "My foolish heart" singed by Margaret whiting (the version which she is alone with the orchestra, no chorus accompanied). And congrats, I'm exiting to see the ending!!