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I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
I was really impressed by the unique pacing and tone of this story. The art resembles childhood colored pencil drawings. The arms bend at strange angles, the characters don't resemble themselves between panels, and there are some explanatory labels, like "Francis's dad," "Francis's dad's money," and "wind," which I found really kind of endearing and suggesting a different relationship between artist and audience than most graphic novels. The story is focused around a girl named Francis and her f...
