Your Lie in April 6

The artwork really captures the characters' feelings. I wonder what inspired the visual style used to convey those emotional peaks and valleys.

The way music is integrated into the characters' lives is so vivid. I’m curious how the creator approached illustrating something as intangible as sound.

Some parts felt slower, allowing for more character development, while others sped up quickly. Was this a deliberate choice to reflect the story's emotional beats?