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Always wanted to turn my diary into a zine.
Not a perfect, polished comic. Just a messy, tactile, indie mini-zine — the kind with halftone dots, paper textures, and a big KER-THUNK! when your oat milk latte spills on the subway.
So I built INK + ECHO.
A tiny studio where you write on the Diary Desk, style your protagonist in Character Ink — 3D glasses, cozy knit or biker jacket, shock lines or warm grin — and compose it into a 4-panel story with SFX and Riso textures.
I designed it in @Flowstep , and brought it to life with Antigravity using MCP . From static frames to a live prototype.
Flowstep link :here
Live prototype : https://ink-echo-jade.vercel.app/
DO preview the UI screens.
Would love feedback on the character studio!
Thanks Anna .!!
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