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I've had the idea for this since Curious Village, but it took Unwound Future's awesomeness to make me do it. There's so much neat concertina and accordion music in those games... My dad, hearing it, said, "Is this happening in Paris?" To which we had to answer, "No, it's London..." XD

I learned a lesson, too. I've been experimenting alot with media lately, and I got ahold of these glossy cards that when you marker on them, give a beautiful transparent flat color with a razor-clear edge. But, they weren't meant to be drawn on. For one thing, a fingerprint on them prevents any ink from adhering to that area, so I had to wear gloves. It's hard to draw with gloves. And then when I tried to cover a wide area the beautiful flat color wasn't so flat, and it got really sticky; dust started getting in it. And as I colored it made a sound like I was smothering a puppy, but that was fun. So anyway, I ended up using smooth bristol instead. Didn't get the clear flats I dreamed of, but hey, texture's neat too. The moral is, wear gloves when you smother puppies- I MEAN, going far afield in experimenting with media doesn't always work.

Both times now I've drawn the Professor I've had him play a musical instrument. Befitting such a gentleman!

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Description
I've had the idea for this since Curious Village, but it took Unwound Future's awesomeness to make me do it. There's so much neat concertina and accordion music in those games... My dad, hearing it, said, "Is this happening in Paris?" To which we had to answer, "No, it's London..." XD

I learned a lesson, too. I've been experimenting alot with media lately, and I got ahold of these glossy cards that when you marker on them, give a beautiful transparent flat color with a razor-clear edge. But, they weren't meant to be drawn on. For one thing, a fingerprint on them prevents any ink from adhering to that area, so I had to wear gloves. It's hard to draw with gloves. And then when I tried to cover a wide area the beautiful flat color wasn't so flat, and it got really sticky; dust started getting in it. And as I colored it made a sound like I was smothering a puppy, but that was fun. So anyway, I ended up using smooth bristol instead. Didn't get the clear flats I dreamed of, but hey, texture's neat too. The moral is, wear gloves when you smother puppies- I MEAN, going far afield in experimenting with media doesn't always work.

Both times now I've drawn the Professor I've had him play a musical instrument. Befitting such a gentleman!

Characters copyright Level 5,
Picture copyright me.