And we return to Black and White (well, greyscale) and enter the Sidhe realm! This one is certainly inpired by ancient monoliths and celtic culture, when the fairies had to hide under the earth. When I wrote about this place for the first time, like 20 years ago, I was in love with the Silmarillion and the idea of fairies living in palaces underground.
This page was supposed to be B&W. But I couldn’t resist! 馃榾
Here it comes the new chapter! Enjoy!
We start a new chapter!
This chapter is a small calm before the storm. Will our heros be absorbed by the fairy realm and stay there forever?
Or it’s really another kind of trap?
Beware, readers!
And here we come to the end of the story. What did you think?
What do you expect in the next chapter?
Are you ready to go back to black and white?
This is my favorite page, the transformation of Alherani into what she is now.
I wanted it to look cruel but not too graphic because of the rating the anthology had. That’s why the blood looks like a long red ribbon.
I tried to give to all the pages of this story some sort of tarot feeling, something static like the the court were the action takes place.
I do really like how scary Farian looks on this one!
Who were these moths? Fairies? OMG Henna what have you done!!
If you have read carefully the story you will find a deliberate incoherence here.
So Puck killed a lot of fae in the past? Why?
One of the things I wanted to explore with Farian were my own depression and anxiety problems.
Mental health is important, guys!
It was hard to see a powerful character fell deeper and deeper a cause of having the power of invulnerability.
This page has my two favourite panels of the whole story, I guess?
Farian is one of my favourite characters from Iris’ story, and Henna one of my favs from MoonSlayer.
What would be possibly go wrong?