Laberintos

Burns' artwork is so distinctive—I'm curious whether the visual approach was planned from the start or developed organically during creation. How does the art style influence the emotional impact?

The way the protagonist's transformation is depicted felt so visceral—did it resonate differently based on personal experiences with change or self-discovery?

The narrative seems to suggest that art is a mirror of self—what do readers think Burns is saying about the relationship between creativity and identity?