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This is a comic I've been working on (and off) for about two weeks now. Its based on the excellent Anime Yumeiro Patissiere!
Yumeiro Patissiere is your basic challenge Anime, the protagonist joins a Japanese school devoted to the art of making sweets, cakes and other desserts to become a world-class Patissiere.
The characters in this comic are Makoto Kashino (The guy) and Miya Koshiro (The girl). The little fairy between the two is Chocolat - the definition of a Tsundere character.
Oh, did I not mention it has fairies? Everyone at the school has a fairy from the magical kingdom to help them bake delicious sweets so they can become magical chefs in the queen-fairies royal court.
Such is life in Japan.
Miya is a pureblood Heiress, complete with laugh, and very Yandere in her obsession with Makoto. She is very much in love with him and will do anything to get him to love her back.
I've based this comic around Episode 26 - its probably the closest Miya comes to getting exactly this from Makoto.
I'm posting both the B&W Halftone version, and the coloured version... I don't know which of the two I prefer. To speed the drawing process and to get Miya's complex hair just right I used a few part-references from the anime for proportion, a few frames in the comic I pretty much lifted exactly as-is.
Pages will come one-by-one, I'm still finishing them.
Hmmm....I seem to be more partial to the coloured version. ^^
Maybe if you could find a smoother grayscale for your black and white versions, I might change my mind....
@ Circe; The Halftone is quite deliberate, I have got a pure greyscale that looks very smooth... but its also a bit boring and not much of a difference from the colour - I love the texture I get from the halftone, I just wonder if other people do to?
