Thank you for pointing that out! I hadn't looked at it in that way, but you're right... the shift from black and white to color does certainly enhance the contrast of feeling that you were trying to convey in the different phases of young Illya's life.
Hmmm, yes I can see that. Or maybe the young boy bent studiously over his books in the far back corner could pass as a young Illya. Even though his hair isn't blond, he fits the withdrawn, intellectual, solitary boy profile.
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Date: 2012-05-02 11:49 pm (UTC)Hmmm, yes I can see that. Or maybe the young boy bent studiously over his books in the far back corner could pass as a young Illya. Even though his hair isn't blond, he fits the withdrawn, intellectual, solitary boy profile.