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Galvanized Insanity - by Elobo

In the strange string of spacetime known as Moonside, both abstract notion and mundane normality are twisted together and made one. The creativity of its people bleed into the world and become tangible and terrible. Dali's Clock is no exception. The nature of Moonside is always in sway, and the Clock can ebb with its tide better than most. Time is easy to master where it is not so absolute.

Author	Title	Description	Date
Elobo	Sunshine In the Forest Page 26	SunshineForest - #27 Lost again, with a lot of dire foreshadowing! I want the situation to have some oomph and tension. Like DQVIII in that respect I guess, ha ha.	7/16/09
Elobo	Sunshine In the Forest Page 27	SunshineForest - #28 Besides the “Devil Drago” earlier, I was kind of questioning this page. But I decided to keep it dark because I wanted some serious tension. I wanted the Titany to look absolutely vile and threatening. So I went for it over a more cartoony look in this particular page. I want it to be a life-threatening situation for Bushie. I don't have anything against him though, I swear!	7/16/09
Elobo	Sunshine In the Forest Page 28	SunshineForest - #29 But in Drago's shadow Titany feels quite small, so the art reflects this. I didn't give Drago the same treatment as Titany on the previous page because I wanted him to retain a degree of purity. Notice that the sun is breaking through the clouds in the background.	7/16/09
Elobo	Sunshine In the Forest Page 29	SunshineForest - #30 The clouds are dissipating now, and I actually call attention to it in the text. This is Bushie's apology.	7/16/09
Elobo	Sunshine In the Forest Page 3	SunshineForest - #04 With the other characters here I should talk about the artstyle. This was chosen as a combination of factors. I found it appealing, and I also figured it would set it apart stylistically from a lot of the other offerings. You'll notice that only the main characters or those that interact with Bushie are coloured in. This is a focal conceit.	7/16/09