User: My2Cents
Kali D, One of the amusing things that I have noted over the years is that when a cartoon uses color you actually end up losing detail. Black and white lets us use our imagination to fill in details, but color just seems to get in the way and block it, unless the creator is willing to put in a lot of effort in shading. That is not recommended unless you have a some very special software and a huge amount of computing power, say on the level of Pixar, or are willing to have this strip become a monthly update. -Posted on Feb 04, 2010

User: Kali D		5
Dear Tir, I still love you. Love, Kali. Dear Loo, I don't love you. Sincerely, Kali. Also, there's a lot of gray on this page. It makes Tir pop out and look awkward. Coloring the walls might reduce that. (If you're not looking for advice just pretend I didn't say that and focus on the love.) -Posted on Feb 03, 2010

User: Zephyrion		5
-Posted on Feb 03, 2010