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How many OCs can be born from the same root?
“Trust you to watch bloody Countdown.”
Okay so, as you can tell, this is nowhere near finished to my usual standard.
I wrote this comic out well enough but neglected to really consider how it would work visually (lesson learned). The more I tried to make myself finish it the more problems I saw, so eventually I decided to just chuck some colour on it and call it a day.
Now I could have just not bothered, of course, but I wanted to post this for a specific reason - as you can see, the TV is an old CRT model. The presentation is specifically a late-80s-early-90s aesthetic, too - in fact, you can see it yourself right here.
So why would I do this? Well, part of it is that it’s just more interesting to me. Tacky old computer-generated pages are a lot more interesting (and easy, aheh) to draw than the modern equivalent. But also, part of me wants to specifically set The Unnamed in the past - an alternate past, sure: there’s monsters and magitech - but still ‘the past’ in comparison to us in the real world with our smartphones and flatscreens and [insert other thing old people complain about here]. It feels to me like I would then be more free to depict time moving as the plot demands, but I can’t really explain that logically.
I dunno. Focusing on these sorts of worldbuilding questions is something I’m hoping to do more of this year. In the meantime, here’s Matthew and Almar sharing a moment.