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7:07 AM, Monday September 30th 2024

Haha, I´m loving it! :D

The idea is greatly executet,the details of sparkles and flowers around them are awesome!

Though it would maybe improve comedic effect/ layout if the last panel also incorporated some background elements?

11:55 AM, Monday September 30th 2024

Hi, thank you so much!

Yeah, I can definitely see that, I thought of adding some shadows to the hair and some classroom background elements in the background, maybe something to make the last face stand out more, some lighting effect, but I ran out of time for this prompt. Maybe I'll refine this sketch further.

Thanks for your input!

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