Jenn, Thank you for the compliments. The B&W is to show the difference in the "worlds" involved in the Amie world of Fu Tork City. If you look back to the first chapter, there are clues about this change. The B&W represents the world that everyone knows and has accepted. Dull, boring, B&W! The color world is the underground of Fu Tork City, the vibrant, interesting, colorful underbelly of the city Erik is being introduced to. Did that make sense? Also - my grey tonjed markers ran out of ink in the first chapter and that was the only explanation I could come up with for the change. People seemed to like it because it made it easier to follow. It may just confuse people. I dunno.
For those interested, each page is colored, but the B&W pages you see have been converted to Grey Tones on a computer. I am the only person who has the original in their colored tones. ;D
Comments
I like the picture frames. That is cool.
(I never noticed that before is it new??)
Posted by: Ernie | April 6, 2007 9:52 AM
Ernie, I started putting the frames on last chapter for the B&W pages, just to make them pop a little more.
Posted by: jo (from Amie) | April 6, 2007 12:47 PM
The Panels look great Jo, My friend, I continue to be impressed and amazed by your work! Much Love to you! P.S. I love the new haircut!
Posted by: Matthew Pinsonneault | April 6, 2007 5:01 PM
Wonderful work as always dear friend! What's up with the B&W? Changing it up a bit? I really like it!
Posted by: Jenn (from A Lady Laments) | April 7, 2007 4:28 PM
Jenn, Thank you for the compliments. The B&W is to show the difference in the "worlds" involved in the Amie world of Fu Tork City. If you look back to the first chapter, there are clues about this change. The B&W represents the world that everyone knows and has accepted. Dull, boring, B&W! The color world is the underground of Fu Tork City, the vibrant, interesting, colorful underbelly of the city Erik is being introduced to. Did that make sense? Also - my grey tonjed markers ran out of ink in the first chapter and that was the only explanation I could come up with for the change. People seemed to like it because it made it easier to follow. It may just confuse people. I dunno.
For those interested, each page is colored, but the B&W pages you see have been converted to Grey Tones on a computer. I am the only person who has the original in their colored tones. ;D
Posted by: jo (from Amie) | April 9, 2007 12:55 PM