Hello!! I absolutely love this comic and AU you've made, it's so silly, I just- ARRRUAGH
Anygays, with that outta the way, I dont know if this has been asked before, but is there an artistic reason the comic is in a grayscale format? Or does it save time when it comes to the actual creative process? Or is it related to undertale in the aspect that the game's fight sequences are(mostly) in black and white? Or all of the above?
I could honestly just spend hours just gushing about how good this AU is, down to the plot, writing, the dialog, the art- heheheh giggles and kicks feet
Okay im going to stop here before this gets too long, but again; i really love what you've created, and the sheer amounts of effort, creativity, marvelous writing and passion put into this is enough to warrant a whole book on its own. Thank you for sharing this amazing piece of fiction with the internet! ^^
aww hahah, thank you anon, I'm really happy you've been enjoying the story so much ^^
As for your question, there is indeed a practical reason the comic is (mostly) monochromatic! Full color would add a lot of work that would both increase how much time updates take to be made, as well as the likelihood of burnout. Keeping things as simple as i could meant the comic had a better chance of getting made consistently ^^
There's only been a couple instances where this choice has seemingly?? Been a "problem"--there was a UT fancomic group on DeviantArt that didn't accept black and white comics; i still couldn't have submitted because they also didn't accept unfinished comics, but, color isn't a sign of quality...
which bring me to the other instance--I've had at least one person offer to color UG, even though it's not meant to be. It left me with the impression they thought a picture is only finished if it's colored in... which, i think is more just an indication that someone's still growing as an artist. A sketch is a finished piece if that's what you want it to be :> the other option is they thought i only didn't color it because i didn't have time, and while that's closer to being true, i maintain that it doesn't need color to tell the story just fine. After all, manga and many other forms of sequential storytelling don't need it either ^^
Anyway, that's probably more than i really needed to say, but there you have it lol; don't be shy about asking about stuff like this or sharing your thoughts--i really do enjoy them and it tells me folks are engaged with my art ^^