I like your style.
I do agree that it's a lot like Alice, but I like that alot. anyways I can't wait to see the next episodes. Next time though try not to base so much of the artwork and characters to something else and try to expande more on your own style.
eh been here done that
old base for your show reminds me of American Mcgees Alice in which you play alice a insane girl and you go about fight to make her sane again roots that look like grotsec bits of flesh pluseateing but what a loney place to be lost in your own mind and i am geussing she is on life support so no impact on me for i have seen the odditys before
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I'm speechless. I mean, wow. I love tha Alice flavor near the end, and it's great that it remains dark and mildly twisted. The car placement through me off at first, but then I got the vibe that the world wan't real. Wow, deepness is gooooood. Need more!
wow. Simply wow.
I picked up on the Alice and Wonderland theme at the part with the rabbit, but you added a twist too it bringing it into a different view off it ( as said before.. urbanized). I love the animation, beautiful. I'm guessing the girl was in a world brought on by a coma where she can hear her loved ones, and she can travel through her mind.
Wonderful.
Terrific!!
The artwork/animation was, as another reviewer said, simply stunning. I loved the way your story urbanized the crazy, topsy-turvey world of Alice in Wonderland. I thought your treatment of it, almost as a purgatory somewhere between life and death instead of a more innocent drug-induced day-dream, was inspired. The perspectivism - the girl's, as well as the crazy camera angles that defy the viewer's ability to perceive the "reality" of her physical world - was well done. I look forward to the next instalments!!