Volume 14- 68

13th May 2013, 9:52 PM

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HimitsuNotebook on 13th May 2013, 9:52 PM

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The reason this one took so long is that recently I'd been so broke I couldn't afford any refills, even though I have plenty of pages drawn, shading had to come to a standstill. Thankfully my lovely mum chipped in and bought me some, so a huge round of applause to her, otherwise this comic would have had to go on hiatus until I found a job. >o<

And again with the anachronistic music, the number these fine gals are performing here is It Ain't Right by Stuff Smith, which would later be sampled in an amazing Caravan Palace song, Rock It For Me, both of which are well worth a listen, you can thank me later.

Also the existence of this cabaret joint is something of an anachronism, as cabaret proper didn't really take the shape by which we recognize it today until the 1890s but it was around this period (1886) that what would become the first cabaret, Le Chat Noir, opened in Montmatre, where Jess is now. It was followed in the 1890s by places like the Moulin Rouge and such. Le Chat Rouge, as you can guess, is the two smushed together.

This page received a fair bit of atmosphere editing in post, the lighting the club was quite hard to get right as was the sunset.

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Micheal on 13th May 2013, 11:30 PM