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I'm so pleased if you enjoy it! I hope you'll continue to have fun with Coven.

Hey Hushicho, I can't wait to see how this evolves! Very intersting opening, love the style of your characters. Feels sort of film noir to me, of course with the occult

If you look at the first panel with the title in it, you'll probably be able to find what the panel is to the right of Megan holding the tarot card. Her vision will become much more relevant very soon! Thank you for the kind words about textures and patterns! I love playing with both of them, sometimes subtly and sometimes not-so-subtly. I feel like, if you can integrate them with your work, they can not only save some time in tedious, painstaking detail work, but they can also really add a visual pop. A little goes a long way to making a page really dynamic, I feel. I love working with grayscale, so every panel is just about an experiment!

This was all me! I always try to draw out a chapter, then once I have the pages all ready and done, I go back and add dialogue so that ideally it'll flow well. These two really had very strong, vocal characters in my mind, so I'm glad if that comes through. Tristan is a version (in this story's universe) of a character of mine that I'm very familiar with, so there are aspects of him that come very easily, but he's also different, so there are more difficult things that are hard to see. Hopefully he'll come off in a compelling way!

It's such a fun expression and I don't know where it came from. One of my oldest, dearest friends started to use it heavily out of the blue, and I found myself doing it too. I thought it worked for Tristan. He is indeed the one who used the lightning, though it's left not explicitly said in the story.

Hatching can be so great, so evocative and rich and just lends itself to wonderful application! I'm glad if you think I used it well. It's one of my favorite things!

I'm very glad to hear this -- mood was one of the major things I wanted to do with Coven!

I'm so pleased you like it! I love to play with tones and levels of grey, even more than I like to experiment with color.

I'm getting a little confused in this page. I'm not sure what the panel is to the right of the hand holding the book. Also I'm not sure what the woman's talking about but I'm sure I'll find out in the next set of pages. Looking forward to what comes next! I really like your use of textures and patterns. They look really good. I'm sure it saves a lot of time too

I like how the characters personalities are already becoming apparent through the words that they're using. Did you write the dialog yourself or are you collaborating with someone?