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And so, we skip on over to Zinc's view. For him, he sees everything a bit off-kilter (with the colors not inside the lines) and with nervous/jagged lines for the figures. Since he's more emotional based, his color choices are generally his color association with them (Cyrus always wore green, so he's completely green to Zinc) or his mood (him in the first panel is not as bright as him in the second panel, but a more extreme example will show up soon).

Because of his low self-esteem, he's the most screwed up looking figure in his world. All his negative features are even more exaggerated (his ribs shown through his clothes, his face being more creepy looking, ect.) because of this.

He also happens to see his world as a Broadway musical, so most of his backstory is explained in song. Of course, Rick wrote the lyrics since I can't write lyrics at all. Since comics, you know, don't have actual sounds, go ahead and listen to this while you read the lyrics if you want: [link]

Description
And so, we skip on over to Zinc's view. For him, he sees everything a bit off-kilter (with the colors not inside the lines) and with nervous/jagged lines for the figures. Since he's more emotional based, his color choices are generally his color association with them (Cyrus always wore green, so he's completely green to Zinc) or his mood (him in the first panel is not as bright as him in the second panel, but a more extreme example will show up soon).

Because of his low self-esteem, he's the most screwed up looking figure in his world. All his negative features are even more exaggerated (his ribs shown through his clothes, his face being more creepy looking, ect.) because of this.

He also happens to see his world as a Broadway musical, so most of his backstory is explained in song. Of course, Rick wrote the lyrics since I can't write lyrics at all. Since comics, you know, don't have actual sounds, go ahead and listen to this while you read the lyrics if you want: [link]