Grey is… Recap: sketching and lining Chapter 71

August 9th, 11:31

It feels good to sketch pages again

A tricky panel:


August 13th, 07:52

While I feel the fallen rocks and ground-like look makes the line “we all lost the truth” and the feeling behind the resolution head stronger for the reader, while I was sketching I decided to try with paper tears and falling and I might go with that when I finalize the page. I think the paper imagery fits the narration more, and the loss of the truth was gradual, silent and slow when it comes to Black losing his memories.

I think the stone imagery fits some other boy with heavy– arguably heavier trauma.


August 14th, 11:57

It’s funny how just by adding one line to make the shoulder wider, transforms a scribble from Black’s body shape to White’s.

I had to draw many poses to find the one I wanted.


August 16th, 09:46

first, I’m happy with this face but it’ll be covered with smoke so here.

also the first hint in this book about (Redacted till ch74 is out)

Visual progress:


August 21st, 11:38

Sketching a chapter takes the longest but is the most fun.
I finished sketching ch71 yesterday and I went over it to edit what is there to edit now that all the details are clear.


August 23rd, 12:11

that tricky panel coming along nicely.


August 25th, 21:44

boy we’ve come along way since Black first talked about his mind. he and me both. Ch3 vs ch71


August 28th, 20:27

I enjoy lining so much but right now, I don’t like my lines and I struggle so much with toning
I want to find a look that has minimal toning and one where I’m happy with my lines too


August 31st, 22:12

First chapter in the book is done ☑️
A clear night with 22°c

with shuffle being a paid actor setting the mood, with the cutest companion.

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Two childhood friends—Black, an emotional fashion designer with selective amnesia, and White, a rational writer who’s been absent for two years—reunite to confront their traumatic pasts and navigate the fragile space between heart and mind as they struggle to preserve their friendship on the brink of adulthood.

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Style: Right to Left
Genre: Slice of Life, Psychology, Drama
Themes: Friendship, Amnesia, Growing Up, Self-harm, Child Abuse, Death, Coming of Age, Family.