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Brilliant. Pure modern movement.
Loved the introduction to the stage set. Character is amazing. Particularly liked how she began in visual language. First sets the stage, introduces character then proceeds with a narrative. I particularly like the tonal value. Traditionally a perspective drawing uses the same linear value. In this case the tonal value, or atmospheric perspective is inverted. Squint at the last potion, of lack for a better word: movie, and it strongly suggests anime.
I do admit that I had some user participation.
Loved the introduction to the stage set. Character is amazing. Particularly liked how she began in visual language. First sets the stage, introduces character then proceeds with a narrative. I particularly like the tonal value. Traditionally a perspective drawing uses the same linear value. In this case the tonal value, or atmospheric perspective is inverted. Squint at the last potion, of lack for a better word: movie, and it strongly suggests anime.
I do admit that I had some user participation.
