They didn’t say it was midnight – they said it was six hours before dawn. In other words, around the time you start getting the pre-dawn twilight – enough light to see by, but it’s still fairly dark.
Haha. The last panel looked weird to me too (plus six hours before dawn WOULD be roughly midnight, in most places of the world), but suspension of disbelief never hurt anybody. 🙂
Willing suspension of rational disbelief is the most important of all human survival traits. Without this all teamwork, group activity and imagination is futile and doomed, and man becomes a small creature of the land lost in the crashing waves as they drive against the shore.
Plenty of the daytime panels are mostly black, so why not have a midnight panels thats mostly white? Not that I’d know any better, since my ‘art’ goes about as far as I can throw a stick figure with uneven-length appendages…
The further north you are, the longer the twilight/predawn. Even in Montana we get pretty 45 minutes civil twilight, another 45 minutes of each of the next two stages.
It seems awfully light for midnight in that last panel…
I imagine a breath of agnosticism in the din of prayer is occasionally refreshing, if one is sufficiently open-minded.
They didn’t say it was midnight – they said it was six hours before dawn. In other words, around the time you start getting the pre-dawn twilight – enough light to see by, but it’s still fairly dark.
Or it could be a full moon.
Ix, that’s one hour before dawn, roughly. It’s known as BMNT. I’m thinking full moon. Certainly not six hours before, as that is very early.
Haha. The last panel looked weird to me too (plus six hours before dawn WOULD be roughly midnight, in most places of the world), but suspension of disbelief never hurt anybody. 🙂
Willing suspension of rational disbelief is the most important of all human survival traits. Without this all teamwork, group activity and imagination is futile and doomed, and man becomes a small creature of the land lost in the crashing waves as they drive against the shore.
Plenty of the daytime panels are mostly black, so why not have a midnight panels thats mostly white? Not that I’d know any better, since my ‘art’ goes about as far as I can throw a stick figure with uneven-length appendages…
Nexox – just call it foreshortening, and you’re set!!
“chiaroscuro”: the artful use of light and shadow
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The further north you are, the longer the twilight/predawn. Even in Montana we get pretty 45 minutes civil twilight, another 45 minutes of each of the next two stages.
@TekServer- The Tale of Desperaux! Roscuro! Finally, a reference for me among the seemingly far-above-my-head comments! Thank you! 😀
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I really liked that book. Also, the movie was cute but they messed with the story a lot.
I was so afraid she was going to say “This is the short version.”
Monks, monks, monks…