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  1. (mystery music in the background) the plot thickens!

  2. The first time I looked at it, I thought the background was way to bright. But after going through it a second time it seems to get a little better. Maybe I need my sight checked again. x.x

    1. I dunno, it reads fairly well on both of my monitors (LCD/CRT) so I’m kiiind of inclined to say it’s just your monitor that’s a bit out of whack unless other people have a problem with it too.

  3. Not a problem for much longer?? She ESCAPES??

    The pilot’s face looks really great on this page. You manage to make her look aged/weathered in such an elegant way. No, elegant’s not the right word, it’s grittier than that. But awesome.

    1. Dun dun dun whooo knowwws

      Cheers!

  4. Sand: Perhaps the word you want is “dignified”?

    And I absolutely lurvs the lightings here.

  5. Beautiful lighting! Glad you remembered basic color theory, that class has to be good for something.

    Totally didn’t realize that was even the ship till you mentioned it. Haha. 🙁

    1. Ahhh, rats. I guess this is one of those pages I’m just going to have to go back and fix up a bit, in that case. Or I guess I could just write “I AM A SHIP” on the side of the ship.

  6. Well, if you were going for that uncanny sunlight-during-rain thing, you’ve nailed it. And if not, you nailed it, anway. 😉

    Got to say, I assumed “ship” because I didn’t think the Captain would want to stray too far from it if she didn’t have to…

    1. Precisely; it’s all about context. You have to remember the environments appropriate for the characters based upon the flow of the story.

      That’s what being an attentive reader is all about, Charlie Brown. 🙂

  7. Ooo … rain perspective =)
    Background looks good from here.

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