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THere's something I really liked about how I used to draw. I never expected my stuff to be in color, and overtime I did learn that there is a difference between drawing for the book to be in black and white and drawing for it to be in color. With today's coloring, there's so much a colorist can do for a page that's just outstanding. And when the penciller, inker and the colorist are all the same guy... Though more time consuming, you can take advantage of certain knowledges that a colorist might not be aware of. (I learned that while doing Shadowgirls when I took over as colorist.)

But regardless of all that, as much as I am happy that I got Shadowgirls going on, and that it's going to be fully color in print... There is something really nostalgic about a B&W TF comic that just harkens to me. What it is, I cannot say.

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Continuing from this deviation: [link]

THere's something I really liked about how I used to draw. I never expected my stuff to be in color, and overtime I did learn that there is a difference between drawing for the book to be in black and white and drawing for it to be in color. With today's coloring, there's so much a colorist can do for a page that's just outstanding. And when the penciller, inker and the colorist are all the same guy... Though more time consuming, you can take advantage of certain knowledges that a colorist might not be aware of. (I learned that while doing Shadowgirls when I took over as colorist.)

But regardless of all that, as much as I am happy that I got Shadowgirls going on, and that it's going to be fully color in print... There is something really nostalgic about a B&W TF comic that just harkens to me. What it is, I cannot say.