I was practically geeking over it. (LOL XD) I could not put it down and was all like "How come you never told me you HAD this!?" to the teacher. It's been a week now and I memorized it page to page. 'Nuff to say, I wanted one as well. So while I'm searching for the internet to buy one, I memorized and sort of copied the style to FFIX on scrap for practice.
I did this for two reasons.
1: I loved the style, which in my opinion made 9 unique in its own right to the franchise, and wanted to implement a similar cartooning style to my original work in the future. (in case if already don't know, I'm talking about work on this account -->
2: I can try this kind of approach to the comic. Let's see if this pleases you folks.
The comic will be returning to the shading style with a LITTLE coloring here and there until I can get some other volunteer artist to participate in this comic. I only have one artist who's style I've seen in FF9 sequential art and some others maybe presenting soon. But I have to say guys, after reading that book, my art has looked interestingly better with FF9 original art style.
And by the way, they are NOT CHIBIS! I look at them as cartooningly short.








THAT
I JUST
OH MY GOD
THAT IS AWESOME
Man that art book, I want it soooo bad! You're so lucky you got to hold an actual copy in your hands and flip through the pages and adlfkajsklfjasdfkjsdfsdfj
im excited to see the next pages of your comic with your touched-up artstyle *__*b