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Old 05-28-2011, 10:43 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Anke Wehner View Post
The cartoony style makes me think it's aimed at younger teens, if not children (says the comic and manga reader, oddly enough)... "gritty" isn't exactly my first association, more "cutesy".
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Yes, my first thought was of the Ramona books by Beverly Cleary. I had the same complaint about readability of the title, but I see the second image took care of that. So now the clarity is better. I still get cute-ish from it. I definitely don't get gritty fantasy. Maybe it's the expression on the pixie's face that gives me "cute teen fantasy." The big eyes and the sort-of smile give me that impression. I think narrowed eyes and playing up the pixie-ish features (ears and such) may give a bit more grittiness?
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