I'm enjoying it so far - the art is very, very good. I know you're also waiting for participation, so just try to keep at it. One suggestion, for parts that require multiple pictures or for sections where it's pretty clear what we'd be doing, is to just upload a series of images all at once.

Good luck!

Thanks for the suggestion and feedback. I'm currently cut off from my Photoshop-PC, so I won't be able to upload any more tonight. :/

I changed the style a bit. Which one did you prefer?

>>403
I liked the old one more. Less messy.

Plus the use of color was awesome. (unless this new scene is just using gray and the lack of color isn't part of the new style)

That first girl near the start of the quest? I want to see her again. She's adorable.

Yeah, messiness...
Sorry about that. Turns out, I just suck at drawing straight lines.

You might meet her again...

>>444
Actually, I think the style is growing on me. Gives it a feeling of the unreal, as though it's just a dream that's slightly out of focus.

I'm really liking this so far.

>>445
I'm glad to hear that. I promise things are going to get more colourful later.

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For Trip!

>>447
Cool!

>>451
>Awesome!

Fixed for you~

>>177
Moon, I fucking love your style.

Just for you, Trip.

Why, thank you, Leaver!

>>454
No problem. Besides, as a shitty artist, I can recognize better art styles immediately!

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>>455
I am still hardly worth your praise. Daniel's face never looks the same in any two pics.

Yeah, I need to sleep now, butI've got a little goodie for you guys as a parting gift.

>>457
At least you can draw basic shapes consistently.

Will two-tone show up again?

>>458
Lie!

>>459
Hey, Trip. I got a quiz for you. What does one do, when one wants to see someone again?

>>457
You're style is incredibly messy. It looks rushed. And yet it works perfectly because it almost makes the viewer strain to see what's going, as though the image is slightly out of focus. I absolutely loved the scene with Maja. Such a normal occurrence, yet the fact that we can't see her eyes makes it feel sinister, like it's leading up to something epic. I love it!

>>462
Call them?

>>471
Yes. I'd love to be able to say that that is intentional, but it's not. D:
Thanks anyway.

Now assume you don't have their number.

>>472
Heh, oh well.


Well, it depends on the setting, what skills and material I have at my disposal and how much time I have and how badly I want to see them again.

I could hire a private detective to case the area where the meeting took place, gather evidence and testimony to establish a reliable account of what took place. If no cameras happened to catch sight of the target, bring in a sketch artist and circulate the resulting image in the local media.

If absolutely no trace is found besides my own memory, then I'd turn to a hypnotist and a sketch artist.

>>473
Search her...
That's what I was aiming for.
But your ideas are awesome anyway.