The Plucker

The visuals are so striking and unsettling—I'm curious whether this was driven by the story's mood or the artist's personal style. Did the art shape the narrative as it developed?

The characters blur the lines between good and evil, which kept me questioning my sympathies. Was that intentional to make us think about morality in art and life?

The fantasy world feels so visceral and symbolic—I'm curious whether the fantastical aspects serve as metaphors for artistic struggle or something else entirely.