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acorn_squash[Transcriber's note: Hi! I'm new to this comm and relatively new to transcribing in general, so feel free to give concrit and I'll edit the post if necessary.]
Insert Title Here is a digital zine with pages that have a satisfying “turning” animation when clicked on. The art is painted digitally, representational but abstracted, and conveys lots of broad emotion. The words are in a font that looks like handwriting.
The cover is black and white art with glitchy digital swirls and scattered symbols. It is labeled with a numeral 1.
Page 1: It has arrived! Illustration: A cute alien being with a “wow” expression. The being is drawn in a simple style; its face is square, with big oval eyes, a small mouth, and two antennae. The background is bright explosions of color.
Page 2: …It does not remember how it got here. Illustration: A big red question mark. The background is dark gray unhappiness with splotches of red that look like a crime scene.
Page 3: Where did it come from? Illustration: The being is worried and confused. The background is very similar to the first scene, but more tilted and askew.
Page 4: When is it from? Illustration: A planet with swirls of blue and green glittering and floating in a dark blue cosmos.
Page 5: Who is it from? Illustration: A scary, featureless person in a hypnotic picture frame.
Page 6: What was it like? Illustration: Gentle, calming swirls of color, with two abstract creatures playing happily in the center.
Page 7: Illustration: In scary, empathetic capitals is written, What happened? These words are in a dark bubble surrounded by white static.
Page 8: It thinks about this. Illustration: The being is really scared and stressed. The background is similar to the first two illustrations of the being but is in darker, more intense colors and is in a staticky style, like the last illustration.
Page 9: It thinks… Illustration: The being’s simple face takes up the whole page.
Page 10: In a white thought bubble are the words, Maybe it is okay not knowing… The thought bubble reaches into a slightly staticky cosmos.
The credits page has the same background as the cover page. Overlaid is a large, white, bubbly shape with an orange and yellow outline, with blocky shapes of various sizes in the center. At the bottom is written, made w/ Electric Zine Maker by @alienmelon. digital ver. made w/ HTML5 Reader by @JeremyOduber.
Insert Title Here is a digital zine with pages that have a satisfying “turning” animation when clicked on. The art is painted digitally, representational but abstracted, and conveys lots of broad emotion. The words are in a font that looks like handwriting.
The cover is black and white art with glitchy digital swirls and scattered symbols. It is labeled with a numeral 1.
Page 1: It has arrived! Illustration: A cute alien being with a “wow” expression. The being is drawn in a simple style; its face is square, with big oval eyes, a small mouth, and two antennae. The background is bright explosions of color.
Page 2: …It does not remember how it got here. Illustration: A big red question mark. The background is dark gray unhappiness with splotches of red that look like a crime scene.
Page 3: Where did it come from? Illustration: The being is worried and confused. The background is very similar to the first scene, but more tilted and askew.
Page 4: When is it from? Illustration: A planet with swirls of blue and green glittering and floating in a dark blue cosmos.
Page 5: Who is it from? Illustration: A scary, featureless person in a hypnotic picture frame.
Page 6: What was it like? Illustration: Gentle, calming swirls of color, with two abstract creatures playing happily in the center.
Page 7: Illustration: In scary, empathetic capitals is written, What happened? These words are in a dark bubble surrounded by white static.
Page 8: It thinks about this. Illustration: The being is really scared and stressed. The background is similar to the first two illustrations of the being but is in darker, more intense colors and is in a staticky style, like the last illustration.
Page 9: It thinks… Illustration: The being’s simple face takes up the whole page.
Page 10: In a white thought bubble are the words, Maybe it is okay not knowing… The thought bubble reaches into a slightly staticky cosmos.
The credits page has the same background as the cover page. Overlaid is a large, white, bubbly shape with an orange and yellow outline, with blocky shapes of various sizes in the center. At the bottom is written, made w/ Electric Zine Maker by @alienmelon. digital ver. made w/ HTML5 Reader by @JeremyOduber.
