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Geez Louise! I had kind of a visceral reaction to that as the story went on, but its hard to describe. As it started out, I loved the black and white style. The pulsating snow in different densities was perfect. Another really nice touch, and I can't really reference the exact page, but was where the woman was alone and seemed to be moving within the frame, without any anchor to the ground and more and more snow- like being lost in the fuzziness around her. That was spot on for me. Some of the panels would also go a bit blurry and moving, which really looked cool with the black and white. That was pretty accurate to my vision. This was especially evident when words would move like that. The woman seemed lost, detached, falling down a hole. I feel like that a lot, when everything around me is fuzzy and things feel fuzzy, and sounds are fuzzy, and it seems like I'm moving around in space but I'm actually still. I don't want to spoil the latter part for anyone, but I'm eager to read the next parts.