Using camera angles as inspiration allowed me to look upon my comic as a director might his film. I edited in the same way, taking out frames that didn't further the story, zooming in on an intense scene, even montaging or repeating when something important needed verifying. Some aspects of drawing could be improved; even though I sourced most things, drawing in front of the mirror or taking a photograph or my hands feet etc. there was not significant time spent on every frame. Instead I prioritized, giving due attention to the frames that were important to move the story forward.
The visual language I developed allowed the comic to be suggestive without being graphic. I have met my objectives in that, there is nothing offensive about the images but there is something sinister and underlying that an adult will most certainly take from it. This, plus making a comic that is fairy tale in theme but relate-able for a modern audience were my most important objectives. The world I created pre-Xmas, the mixture of old and new allowed for that objective to me met.
