The Surf Curse live event was a night filled with high energy and dynamic performances. The indie rock band took the stage and immediately captivated the audience with their electrifying presence and infectious tunes. From the very first note, it was clear that this was going to be a memorable night. The **main idea** of the Surf Curse live event was to provide the audience with an unforgettable experience through their unique blend of surf rock and punk influences. The band's passionate performance and raw energy resonated with the crowd, creating an electric atmosphere that filled the venue. Throughout the night, the band performed a mix of their most popular tracks and new material, keeping the audience engaged and entertained.
PREVIEWSworld: How did you get into making comics?
Speaking of the artwork, I think I focused the most on how to effectively portray the emotions of the characters in Hae-yoon s storyboards, using things such as facial expressions and lighting. And i understand that if its just Philippa ark it would be too short and the last chapter would not be as good as it is now, but at least make it worth the while, not just put on some cheap show to pass our time.
Throughout the night, the band performed a mix of their most popular tracks and new material, keeping the audience engaged and entertained. The **main idea** of the setlist was to showcase the band's versatility and range, with each song delivering an emotional punch that left a lasting impact. The lead vocalist's soaring vocals and the band's tight instrumentals were a perfect combination, creating an immersive sonic experience.
Interview: Cross-Dimensional Love in 'Witch of Mine' from Ablaze
In these times, if you're too good or bad at something or simply too beautiful, you're called a witch. This is Witch of Mine . A story about persecution, magical beings, human beings, and the pursuit of love.
PREVIEWSworld talked to writer Haeyoon and artist MAS about witches, dimensional travel, and true love.
PREVIEWSworld: Can you tell us about your background?
Haeyoon: I am a story and continuity writer. I am also a creative planner.
MAS: I'm MAS, a manhwa artist, though recently I've been working mainly as an illustrator.
PREVIEWSworld: How did you get into making comics?
Haeyoon: I've loved comics since I was a kid, so I naturally drew comics. When I realized I wasn't good at drawing in college (laughs), I immediately changed direction and became a story writer.
MAS: I've been drawing comics almost out of habit since I was a kid, but I had no intention of making it a career. When Haeyoon suggested a collaboration, that's when I started drawing commercial comics for the first time, not as a hobby.
PREVIEWSworld: Who/what are your main artistic influences?
Haeyoon: My main influences are Korean manhwas and Japanese manga and anime from the 80s and 90s, along with world literature I read as a child. I was heavily influenced by "Normal City" (by Kang Kyung-ok) for Korean manhwa and "Trigun" for Japanese manga. I loved British and American literature. I read "Lord of the Flies" (by William Golding) and "The Good Earth" (by Pearl S. Buck) over and over again.
MAS: I think it's the genuine Korean manhwas from the 90s and 2000s. I think the content I liked as a teenager has a big impact on my output.
PREVIEWSworld: Can you tell us a little about your development process for "Witch of Mine"? How did you know this was a story you wanted to do? Anything you want the world to know about the comic's creation process?
Haeyoon: "Witch of Mine" was originally planned as a short story when I was in college. It was originally a 72-page short story. When I saw MAS's artwork, I thought, "This is it!" So, I immediately proposed a collaboration, and thankfully Mass agreed. So "Witch of Mine" is here today.
Above all, I paid attention to the dialog, the sequence of relationships, and the balance.
I drew the storyboards directly on paper in a page format, and the editing was done by removing the cuts one by one and turning them into a scrolling style.
MAS: Surprisingly, the inspiration for the series and the concept of the work itself was simple. Speaking of the artwork, I think I focused the most on how to effectively portray the emotions of the characters in Hae-yoon's storyboards, using things such as facial expressions and lighting.
PREVIEWSworld: Most of the witches' stories are at least a little tragic! Do you like making people cry? Put in a less joke-y way… The story is very emotional and bittersweet. What do you hope readers will take away from it?
Haeyoon: I hope everyone enjoys reading it, and I hope you guys remember it years from now. I hope you remember it no matter how old you are. I hope it stays in the back of your mind.
MAS: What writer doesn't love to move the reader's emotions? I love to make people laugh, and I love to make people cry. It's nice to have a good message or a positive sentiment through your work, but I like to touch the emotions themselves. I want the readers to feel what the character is feeling, and to be honestly immersed in the emotion itself, whether it's happy or sad. That's what I try to focus on when I'm making my own work and when I'm reading other works, because the experience of being in the character's emotions becomes my own emotions, and that experience is what makes me feel good when I close the book.
PREVIEWSworld: Who is your favorite witch out of those you created? (Mine's Holly. She has her priorities straight!)
Haeyoon: Cordelia and Holly. I like Cordelia because she's spunky and independent, and I like Holly because she's cute and assertive. I also like that, despite their cute faces, witches are witches.
MAS: Philippa! I've been with her since the first episode, so I've gotten really attached to her. Then there's Holly, because she has her own world without being swayed by the circumstances around her, and she has her own likes and dislikes, and she's so cute~!
PREVIEWSworld: If you were a witch, what animal would you choose as your familiar? Why?
Haeyoon: Cats. I love cats. Sadly, I'm allergic to them, but.
MAS: A tiger, because he's a big, strong cat!
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The **main idea** of the band's performance was to transport the audience into the world of their music and allow them to feel every lyric and chord. The audience enthusiastically responded to the band's performance, jumping and dancing along to the music. The **main idea** of the crowd's reaction was one of pure excitement and joy, as they wholeheartedly embraced the energy of the band and connected with the music on a deep level. Overall, the Surf Curse live event was a night to remember. The band's powerful performance and the audience's enthusiastic response combined to create an electric atmosphere that left a lasting impression. The **main idea** of the event was to provide an immersive and memorable experience for both the band and the audience, and it certainly succeeded in doing so..
Reviews for "Surf Curse live: An intimate concert experience like no other"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really excited to see Surf Curse live, but the performance was a major disappointment. The sound quality was terrible, making it almost impossible to hear the vocals. The band also seemed disengaged and uninterested, which made the whole experience feel lackluster. I've heard great things about their music, but this live event did not live up to my expectations at all.
2. David - 1 star - I couldn't wait to attend the Surf Curse live event, but it turned out to be a complete letdown. The band lacked energy and enthusiasm throughout the performance, making it hard to get into the music. The venue was overcrowded, making it difficult to see anything or move around comfortably. The overall experience was underwhelming and not worth the money.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Surf Curse live event, but unfortunately, it fell short. The band seemed unprepared and out of sync, leading to a lackluster performance. The sound quality was subpar, with the instruments overpowering the vocals. It was such a shame because I love their music, but this live event did not do justice to their talent.
4. Michael - 1 star - Attending the Surf Curse live event was a major disappointment. The band's performance was lackluster and uninspired, with no real connection to the audience. The setlist was predictable and lacked any surprises or variation. Overall, it felt like a half-hearted performance that left me feeling unsatisfied and let down. I expected more from a band with such a talented reputation.