[Rom@lus753] Mom's unexpected solution!

[Rom@lus753]

Hi Woltare,
I can’t help but be extremely flattered by this comment.
This phrase, “There’s a certain magnetism and magic to your comics,” fills me with immense satisfaction because it confirms what I want to convey... almost as if I’m putting myself in their shoes.
Having a fictional character appreciated like an actor is another great compliment.
Expressions tell the story of the actions; you have to spend more time on them, a flat expression can even diminish the action a bit.

Thank you!

 

[Johnny Maravillas]

I have an issue with *Mummy's Flower*. I like the premise. I like the female character design. The art is excellent. My problem lies with the friend character; I really struggle with the idea of him sharing his mother. But that’s just a matter of personal taste, and I can't deny the work's quality.
That’s why I unhesitatingly prefer this new *Unexpected Solution* by a wide margin. But again, that’s more down to my own preferences than the work itself.

 

[Dustellar]

Same, but this new one so far has no sharing and I hope stay that way.

 

[Rom@lus753]

I have an issue with *Mummy's Flower*. I like the premise. I like the female character design. The art is excellent. My problem lies with the friend character; I really struggle with the idea of him sharing his mother. But that’s just a matter of personal taste, and I can't deny the work's quality.
That’s why I unhesitatingly prefer this new *Unexpected Solution* by a wide margin. But again, that’s more down to my own preferences than the work itself.

"Mummy's Flower" was my debut, with all the doubts that entails.
I wanted something different and unusual from what I'd seen around, and I probably succeeded.

Another important factor is the plant's disinhibiting and exciting effect, which changes everything. In the midst of events, should she have backed away? She accepted the compromise.
"MUS" brings the theme back to tradition... more or less!

After all, you can't please everyone.

 

[TheBull]

@Rom@lus753 Well spoken. Stay true to yourself is in my eyes the most important for any creator.
As you gift this to us for free, those who don't like it, aren't forced t read it.

Cheers