CCXCIII: Food or Thought
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The idea of how a major transformation affects someone’s mind has been discussed more outside the comic than inside of it, in the comments sections wherever UTC has been posted. Jen’s explanation about Keris on this page is very close to the original justification I came up with while making Chapter 1.
I always try to stick close to this fiction-writing rule of thumb: “When doing weird sciencey stuff that’s not backed up by actual science, at least be consistent with how the fake science is applied.” From Keris’ first transformation onward, I’d been mindful of how each character’s mental state changes, depending on all of the factors involved in their particular change. This scene mostly exists to canonize some of those explanations.
This is the first page since page CCLII to have a stand-alone title. The previous two chapters had a unifying theme or format to their titles. I didn’t intend to make that a permanent fixture for the series, and since there wasn’t a compelling need to thematically tie this chapter’s titles together, I went back to doing looser titles, which are usually made up at the very last minute.
Starting with this page, I switched to Clip Studio Paint for coloring. Every previous page was colored in Photoshop. I also started leaning into texture brushes, which I had dabbled with in Photoshop at the beginning of Phase Three, but I gave that up quickly because they were a big resource hog on my computer and I wasn’t that confident in how to use them. Clip Studio’s brush features seem more robust, or at least much more user-friendly, and there are a lot of widely available user-created brush sets online.
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The idea of how a major transformation affects someone’s mind has been discussed more outside the comic than inside of it, in the comments sections wherever UTC has been posted. Jen’s explanation about Keris on this page is very close to the original justification I came up with while making Chapter 1.
I always try to stick close to this fiction-writing rule of thumb: “When doing weird sciencey stuff that’s not backed up by actual science, at least be consistent with how the fake science is applied.” From Keris’ first transformation onward, I’d been mindful of how each character’s mental state changes, depending on all of the factors involved in their particular change. This scene mostly exists to canonize some of those explanations.
This is the first page since page CCLII to have a stand-alone title. The previous two chapters had a unifying theme or format to their titles. I didn’t intend to make that a permanent fixture for the series, and since there wasn’t a compelling need to thematically tie this chapter’s titles together, I went back to doing looser titles, which are usually made up at the very last minute.
Starting with this page, I switched to Clip Studio Paint for coloring. Every previous page was colored in Photoshop. I also started leaning into texture brushes, which I had dabbled with in Photoshop at the beginning of Phase Three, but I gave that up quickly because they were a big resource hog on my computer and I wasn’t that confident in how to use them. Clip Studio’s brush features seem more robust, or at least much more user-friendly, and there are a lot of widely available user-created brush sets online.
Read more UTC here - http://www.utc-comic.com
Join the Patreon campaign - http://www.patreon.com/catomix
UTC and all characters are owned by me.
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Well this is scary.
And our heroine might be planning to do something similar to herself?!
And our heroine might be planning to do something similar to herself?!
Maybe she has to go full goat in order to go full human, somehow.
Whatever's going on, this is a fascinating exploration of the concept of "self."
Whatever's going on, this is a fascinating exploration of the concept of "self."
Huh. Does Rameses have some domestic cat in him, too? Will that complicate things?
Rameses' TF was straight-up cheetah. He's only got around 5% human DNA now.
Okay, that was my bad. I had no idea about that. I did notice that in the cheetah photos I've referenced they have circular pupils but I assumed they were just fully dilated. I'll go back and fix that when I have a chance. Thanks for pointing that out!
No problem! I spent a while looking at cheetah photos just to be sure and generally Googling stuff to be sure. It's pretty interesting stuff. This article doesn't mention cheetahs specifically, but... https://www.npr.org/sections/health.....our-lifestyles
Fun Fact: Captive cheetahs are often given therapy dogs to help them deal with the stress of captivity. Dunno if it would help here or not tho.
God, personality death horrifies the hell out of me. :<
God, personality death horrifies the hell out of me. :<
So there's a chance there's nothing left of the poor kid. I imagine his brother is gonna torture himself worse than the law can.
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