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Published: 2014-03-01 05:46:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 980; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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Now that we're back on schedule, we're going to start using Top Web Comics again, friends!! With each update, we'll offer you some preview or concept art when you cast your vote for MSF !
This week we've got a preview of a panel from next week's page. Thanks for voting!
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Awesome, as always!Oliver is so adorably serious! ^_^
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Man, I love the straight up jank faces that Autumn pulls when they've transformed.
Like there is beautiful elegant perfectly costumed Raji...Β and then angry grumpy old man faces.
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IT'S PROBABLY MY FAVORITE THING TO DRAW IN THIS COMIC. <3<3 So I'm glad someone appreciates it. :3
~JD
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I appreciate everything you guys do! Β b O w O d
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Um...I can't figure out what the rat is saying at all in the larger panel. Β Could you help me out please?
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Oh don't worry, you're not meant to be able to understand it. 
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Ah -- you guys changed the size of the bubbles again! (Or have they gradually gotten larger?) Loving the first panel. Mike is absolutely precious. *Heart* Also, is it just me or is the ceiling two tones?
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I have kind of gone larger and more deliberate with the bubbles over time but it really just depends on how I'm feeling about the page. And on the ceiling I was trying to go for the light from the outside coming through the door creating a hard line. :3 <3 Dusty
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I figured it was the light from the door, but wouldn't the window be doing the same thing?
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I think that light would be more diffused by the glass than the open door would but I can't claim myself to be an expert. n_n;; I try to challenge myself with the lighting but this scene has been particularly challenging to me because it's had a lot of backlighting which I find the most difficult.Β
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I could tell. There was a lot more going on than usual in that scene. For future reference, it depends on the window. But going by the hole in the center and the fact that there wasn't any change in the consistency of light coming from, it would give off about the same amount of light as the open door. (I only know this because of a very weird art course freshman year.)
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Thank you for the advice!
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Thank you for thinking about light in the first place! (And for producing this comic. <3)
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lol the fourth panel is funny. Did he mess up a transformation?
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