Into the Mist, chap. 2One night, Mathew awoke from a tumultuous dream. Feint and fleeting shadows plagued him and prevented the boy from returning to sleep. Slipping out of the warmth of his bed, he trod across the carpeted floor, newly lain with toy caltrops after a noble attempt the previous evening of disarmament. Though caution slowed him, the chill of the room pressed him faster.Into the Mist, chap. 2
Opening his door and entering the hallway, he crept over the hardwood floor to Vivian’s room. An inviting glow issued from the crack near the threshold and fingered its way outward across the dark hallway and up the walls and the banister of the stairway.
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Into the Mist, Cha. 1In which the Atwood children say goodbye to their parents.Into the Mist, Cha. 1
Click. A light-switch flipped and flooded a messy child’s room with electric light.
A warm lump fell onto Mathew Atwood as he lay in a cocoon of blankets one chilly December morning. “Blake…” He moaned sleepily, weakly pushing the large cat through the covers. He rolled over and clutched the blankets forward. He loathed what came next. “Time to get up.” A voice permeated the warm layers from across his room and made Mathew cringe. Gripping the comforters as best he could and tensed his legs. Soon a hand would rip back
A year and half later...
Optimism
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I think my coloring is my strong point. The prologue page looked like crap as a line art, but after coloring the first panel fricken rocks. The secound panel not so much, as the corner pictures may be too vague.
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How to Make things more extreme:
1. Do it blindfolded
2. Set it on fire
3. Both
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