The Plain Janes

The artwork really emphasizes the characters' inner worlds and societal pressures. I'm curious what inspired the visual style choices that highlight these themes.

The book manages to be lighthearted while tackling heavy topics like identity and acceptance. Did that tone feel natural to others, or was it jarring at times?

This setting feels so relatable and grounded, but I wonder if there was a particular reason behind choosing art as their outlet for self-expression.