I Don't Necessary Draw 'Badly', Just Simple

Innocent Sin is not supposed to be this super nice comfort game and nothing else; it's supposed to feel comforting and contrast Eternal Punishment, but the characters and how they support and comfort each other is not supposed to go unexamined.

It's all in your face in Innocent Sin - you can do anything and be anyone, you just need friends and to believe in yourself. You have a group of friends who love and forgive one another to reinforce that. But life is only that simple in childhood. That's why it doesn't end up working. The characters are forced to do what adults should have been able to and fail because of it.

That's where Eternal Punishment comes in. You have a group of characters almost exclusively brought together through circumstance, but they become more than themselves because they have the hope and resolve necessary to overcome their differences. The game is less focused on helping you see that hope and feel comforted because being an adult requires more active effort.

Butterfly (by W.T. Benda, 1923) The prototype of Pandora(the first persona). Form Pandora1 to Pandora2. I think this design beautifully captures Maki’s heartbreaking wish to escape her hospital bed and finally take flight

W.T. Benda—The author of Butterfly（1923）—A preeminent figure of the 1920s art scene and a titan of mask-making, his theatrical and dance masks are hailed as immortal classics. From butterflies to masks, you can see how Kaneko drew inspiration from his art in Persona1 and 2.

Dress

Norman Norell, 1965-1969