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Summary: Professor Glierce's Plant Physiology class is well-known as being one of the hardest courses around, but college senior Ellen and her best friend Katie resolve to do their best in it since it's the final course Ellen needs to graduate. Their end-of-semester assignment? To find a way to obtain as pure phloem content as possible from the alfalfa plant they are given, and keep the plant alive the whole time. But it's not as easy as sticking a needle in the plant and calling it a day. To make matters worse, their plant becomes infested with aphids, putting their chances of getting a good grade on the project in jeopardy! Ellen and Katie will have to get the aphids off and keep the plant alive—all while trying to figure out a way to pass this assignment for good!

This is an assignment that I have chosen (and has been approved) for my final Biology course at my college. It'll be a self-published, printed book!

Page 47 of 47.

Finally! Another comic story successfully complete~. And wouldn't you know it; as it turns out, Professor Glierce wasn't kidding about those extra credit points after all, because Ellen and Katie really did earn them. While I was laying out the pages, yeah, I ended up with this extra panel having an entire page to itself, which looked strange at first, but then I figured it could be shown on the page like this and still look good anyway without me having to make changes to any of my previous layouts.

If there's anything that I've learned while working on this comic, it's that I can make a fun and engaging story even if it's in the slice-of-life/educational genres, and that there's an easier way to draw things such as environments in perspective than I originally thought. And since this is an original story instead of fanart, I'll be able to show this around to more people than just everyone on dA, which is awesome~.

Thank you for reading this through to the end, and for putting up with me making an original work having nothing to do with Pokemon for once. XD I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did creating it!

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<<< PREVIOUS PAGE || THE END!

COVER PAGE

Summary: Professor Glierce's Plant Physiology class is well-known as being one of the hardest courses around, but college senior Ellen and her best friend Katie resolve to do their best in it since it's the final course Ellen needs to graduate. Their end-of-semester assignment? To find a way to obtain as pure phloem content as possible from the alfalfa plant they are given, and keep the plant alive the whole time. But it's not as easy as sticking a needle in the plant and calling it a day. To make matters worse, their plant becomes infested with aphids, putting their chances of getting a good grade on the project in jeopardy! Ellen and Katie will have to get the aphids off and keep the plant alive—all while trying to figure out a way to pass this assignment for good!

This is an assignment that I have chosen (and has been approved) for my final Biology course at my college. It'll be a self-published, printed book!

Page 47 of 47.

Finally! Another comic story successfully complete~. And wouldn't you know it; as it turns out, Professor Glierce wasn't kidding about those extra credit points after all, because Ellen and Katie really did earn them. While I was laying out the pages, yeah, I ended up with this extra panel having an entire page to itself, which looked strange at first, but then I figured it could be shown on the page like this and still look good anyway without me having to make changes to any of my previous layouts.

If there's anything that I've learned while working on this comic, it's that I can make a fun and engaging story even if it's in the slice-of-life/educational genres, and that there's an easier way to draw things such as environments in perspective than I originally thought. And since this is an original story instead of fanart, I'll be able to show this around to more people than just everyone on dA, which is awesome~.

Thank you for reading this through to the end, and for putting up with me making an original work having nothing to do with Pokemon for once. XD I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did creating it!