So here we go. The plot for the comic comes from no other place than the sacred scriptures of ancient India. For those of you too impatient to wait I will give one tip: Srimad Bhagavatam canto 5. Did I just confuse you more? I usually start with a really rough thumbnail sketch in which I seek to picture the characters' propositions as well as the movement of the page.
		Having done this I work on the characters' expressions and their dynamics. This usually takes a while, as I'm no master at drawing combined with the fact that I'm an incurable perfectionist.
		Then it's time to put everything together: the texts, characters and environment. As you can clearly see it takes some time to make everything fit together nicely in such a limited space.
		So where were we? Space. Oh yes, square-shaped. One panel a page, simply due to the similarly square format of the page, which in its turn has a very distinct reason too, but I'm not telling you about the reasons for it just yet. On the technical side, here you see a version which I've drawn clean to say, removing most of the excessive lines.
		And the last stage, putting ink on the paper. So far I've only used a hard pencil and some technical German paper, but the black has been missing out. When this stage is done, I run down to the printshop and make magnamous amounts of copies of it for your reading pleasure. Voilá!