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The Year was 2017,

After daydreaming since 2012, I decided to share my idea with the world through a webcomic. I didn't have any experience or knowledge of the rules of comics, nor did I have an idea about the basics of anatomy or perspective.
Fonts were unharmonised, things were drawn with little to no references, and everything was off. I didn't care; I just wanted to draw. I was in a phase where I drew everything fast, but it wasn't good, and I managed to finish the prologue. The story was only finished till that part, and I kept making it up as I went along.
I took a little break from 2018 to 2020 due to academics being my main priority, and in 2020, I was ready to start posting the first chapter. My brain thought midway through the second page and said, why not draw out the entire chapter and then post it all at once so people would have much to read? And it was another waiting game.

In 2023, while in my final years at college, my laptop's hard drive decided to take a final round of applause and took everything down with it, unfortunately, including any progress I had made on my webcomic. I was dumb and didn't truly appreciate the backups until then. There was no point in crying over spilt milk; the damage had been done.

The year is 2024,

I've been mostly absent from the drawing scene after Last Year's Comic-Con due to burnout and working on other projects. Still, I've also taken a crack at redoing Summer Intersection again, with the intention of having it both as a webcomic and (hopefully crossing this off the bucket list) a graphic novel.

While the first version makes me want to claw my eyes out, it helps me realise the improvements I managed to achieve these 7 years.

I cannot promise that I'll finish it all ASAP. This can take me years, but I hope this is a project I hope to see to the very end.

Just keep at it!

Description
The Year was 2017,

After daydreaming since 2012, I decided to share my idea with the world through a webcomic. I didn't have any experience or knowledge of the rules of comics, nor did I have an idea about the basics of anatomy or perspective.
Fonts were unharmonised, things were drawn with little to no references, and everything was off. I didn't care; I just wanted to draw. I was in a phase where I drew everything fast, but it wasn't good, and I managed to finish the prologue. The story was only finished till that part, and I kept making it up as I went along.
I took a little break from 2018 to 2020 due to academics being my main priority, and in 2020, I was ready to start posting the first chapter. My brain thought midway through the second page and said, why not draw out the entire chapter and then post it all at once so people would have much to read? And it was another waiting game.

In 2023, while in my final years at college, my laptop's hard drive decided to take a final round of applause and took everything down with it, unfortunately, including any progress I had made on my webcomic. I was dumb and didn't truly appreciate the backups until then. There was no point in crying over spilt milk; the damage had been done.

The year is 2024,

I've been mostly absent from the drawing scene after Last Year's Comic-Con due to burnout and working on other projects. Still, I've also taken a crack at redoing Summer Intersection again, with the intention of having it both as a webcomic and (hopefully crossing this off the bucket list) a graphic novel.

While the first version makes me want to claw my eyes out, it helps me realise the improvements I managed to achieve these 7 years.

I cannot promise that I'll finish it all ASAP. This can take me years, but I hope this is a project I hope to see to the very end.

Just keep at it!