Illustrating what is little more than an extended conversation between two people and have it not look like a series of talking heads is not particularly easy. This page is not the best looking in the series, but I'm still happy with what I've achieved from a visual storytelling point of view.
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1. PANZERA: Ma QUOI?! 2. ROCCO: C'était ta première cigarette? 3. PANZERA: Oh. Non, euh... j'ai déjà fumé avant... 4. ROCCO: C'est bon, c'est bon... 5. PANZERA: Ce n'était pas ma première! ROCCO: Je voulais juste te voir fumer. 6. ROCCO: Je pensais que t'aurais l'air cool avec une clope, tu sais? Sexy.
Illustrer ce qui n'est finalement guère plus qu'une longue conversation entre deux personnages sans que le résultat ne ressemble à une série de têtes qui parlent n'est pas particulièrement facile. Cette page n'est pas la plus jolie de la série, mais je suis tout de même satisfait de la narration visuelle qu'elle contient.
You mean the "My Life in Flux" strips? No, I haven't. It never made any sense to me. It's not as if anyone around here would be interested in reading comic strips written in English. I guess I could make a pdf, but I have no idea how to do that, and I'm not sure if it would serve a purpose.
Hmmm... Considering that this is a prequel, it means that at some point between this story and "My Life in Flux", Panzera started putting pieces of red tape on her shoulders, just like this guy did.
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