More able to express what they feel and care about. Their whole posture changes - they're different people when they let themselves go. But when they let themselves go, when they play like a small child ( with a small child), she draws them feral: pointed faces full of contour lines, huge grins, giant eyes. Stone Fruit is a book that does that: Lee Lai mostly draws it in a precise indy-comics style, thin lines outlining faces with small features, her people all guarded and emotionally closed-up. One of the things I love about comics is how the drawing can be a separate thing from the words: the style and manner of a panel or a page can comment on or amplify or undercut the dialogue or captions there immediately, giving a reader two things to read simultaneously and insisting that both are true and correct.

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Sa premire bande dessine, Zoc (Dargaud, 2022), est en grande partie ralise en parallle de sa dernire anne d’cole. Reading Into the Past: Week of September 24, 1992 Elle suit des tudes de cinma d’animation et travaille principalement comme layout artist.The Girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag.

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