The next page. Actually, I meant to post it last week, but I just forgot. I recently had to get a new computer and have been busy trying to get this new one to work like the last one but things are not going as smoothly as I had hoped. Anyways, this is the next page. When all these nighttime pages are put together it will be nice and…

I only have one update this week because my computer is dying. I bought a new one a few days ago but I’m having trouble getting the new one set up — something is different between the Surface 5 and 7 that’s making some of the programs not work. Grr. I’ll get it solved but here is the next page of HAttiE.

Back to night. This may be the best door knob I have every drawn. When I was a kid I thought the doorknobs were faces and when the door was opened towards me it was looking at me. It freaked me out as an over imaginative child and I always had to have the door closed when I was in the room because of it.

The last page of this section. I actually had more dialog planned but I scrapped it because I felt I needed to get back to the nighttime quicker. I really do enjoy writing Marie’s dialogue though. All the pages are updated on the HAttiE site so you can read the whole story there.

The next page of HAttiE. I’m not sure where this page is leading, but in all my drafts for this overall story I never really focused on Marie’s character that much, but now that I’m actually writing and drawing it I find that she has a story too. They’re both having trouble adjusting to their new surroundings, it isn’t just Eric.

Here in the second page of this part. It took me a long time to do because I had the conversation but I knew they had to be physically doing something while talking, otherwise it’d be visually boring.  Having Marie walk over to the window seemed to be a good way to keep the conversation going while naturally seguing into the question into about being watched.