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This is a brain map inspired by the book "It's Kind of a Funny Story" by Ned Vizzini. When I scanned it in it didn't look too great so I added a texture so it looked like it was an old, crumpled piece of paper. I used a map of Manchester as a reference. I put my initials down like Craig! To bad my last name doesn't start with a G, or else I could've put down CG ("like computer-generated" heehee! I love inside-book-jokes XD)
I tried making The Shift the only thing touching the edge of the head, just to attract attention to it. I also made some streets almost, but not touching The Shift, kind of representing Fake Shifts.
Boy: [link]
Texture: [link]
Pic: (c) ME

Excerpt of awesomeness(pg. 12):
""It was almost like a reverse nightmare, like when you wake up from a nightmare you're so relieved. I woke up into a nightmare."
"And what is that nightmare, Craig?"
"Life."
"Life is a nightmare."
"Yes."
We stop. Cosmic moment, I guess. Ooooh, is life really a nightmare? We need to spend like ten seconds contemplating that."

Description
This is a brain map inspired by the book "It's Kind of a Funny Story" by Ned Vizzini. When I scanned it in it didn't look too great so I added a texture so it looked like it was an old, crumpled piece of paper. I used a map of Manchester as a reference. I put my initials down like Craig! To bad my last name doesn't start with a G, or else I could've put down CG ("like computer-generated" heehee! I love inside-book-jokes XD)
I tried making The Shift the only thing touching the edge of the head, just to attract attention to it. I also made some streets almost, but not touching The Shift, kind of representing Fake Shifts.
Boy: [link]
Texture: [link]
Pic: (c) ME

Excerpt of awesomeness(pg. 12):
""It was almost like a reverse nightmare, like when you wake up from a nightmare you're so relieved. I woke up into a nightmare."
"And what is that nightmare, Craig?"
"Life."
"Life is a nightmare."
"Yes."
We stop. Cosmic moment, I guess. Ooooh, is life really a nightmare? We need to spend like ten seconds contemplating that."