Like everything that was in mind was so alive and now I have images of them. And when I got some early samples and character sketches, they were so perfect. So I looked at it and go through the whole bunch of them and it just felt right for the story, for the setting, for the characters.
I'm not an artist so I feel like I'm just going by my gut for what I like or don't like. Machado: When I was going through the process of picking an artist, sent me lots of samples and I saw Dani's work and was just so moved by it it was so creepy. What made Dani the perfect artist to bring this horrific vision of Pennsylvania to life? There's just something about changing and they're living in a changing world and I think it's a really good setting for a story like that.ĭani: And it's a really good setting to draw everything ! And a really good place to tell a story about young women sort of struggling to figure out where to fit in in a town where the town itself doesn't know where it fits. There's something about that that felt super, super relevant to me and really interesting. It's actually very relevant even right now, I feel like Pennsylvania coal miners were very central to the last election. And there's a real tension between the corporations who sort of made money on the backs of the citizens of those towns, many generations of coal miners and people who worked in those places and sort of what they've become, which is very, very complicated. Machado: The thing about Pennsylvania is so many places in the state are struggling and have been struggling for a long time because of the way industry has sort of shifted and changed.
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