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Keep Fresh
Keep Fresh is a unique work combining the Chinese language with visual storytelling. The story revolves around food delivery, rabbit-dudes and hammers.
44 pages, Paperback
First published November 13, 2013
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December 15, 2023
Self-pub-style 5.4" × 9.0" stapled ¦ Fall 2013 ¦ $6
If this were presented to me in a neutral way, that it could be ANY kind of person's work, and I had to guess, I would assume was a high-school job, like a "final project", but I would wager that it wasn't started til it was far too late to worry about form- thus it's hapdashed×together, fast and very ½()·()ed.
What story? I didn't get it. It's like they didn't care about their narrative- it just had to be turned in. Half of the "dialogue" was absolutely outrageous commercials that seemed to be attempting humor feebly.
The aesthetic "talent level" I see proceeds any formal instruction and/or hasn't lived yet two decades. It's ugly and even looks careless to me.
If this were presented to me in a neutral way, that it could be ANY kind of person's work, and I had to guess, I would assume was a high-school job, like a "final project", but I would wager that it wasn't started til it was far too late to worry about form- thus it's hapdashed×together, fast and very ½()·()ed.
What story? I didn't get it. It's like they didn't care about their narrative- it just had to be turned in. Half of the "dialogue" was absolutely outrageous commercials that seemed to be attempting humor feebly.
The aesthetic "talent level" I see proceeds any formal instruction and/or hasn't lived yet two decades. It's ugly and even looks careless to me.
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