Snowflake Signs Cover

This is the cover to the one-shot I've recently written, a modern and 'soulmate indetifying' prompt I saw on AO3. It was really fun to write- and draw- them in the modern world. But alas, once again, my scanner killed the color by like half of it's brightness. Sigh...

Just because I foresee a few questions on Jack, let me clear 'em up right now: Firstly, the reason he has his magical staff is not because he's magic, but because I've written it in as a literal crutch for him after a sports injury. Also, I didn't not remember to finish coloring his hair- he dyes it white (no particular reason) but his real hair color is his hair color before he became 'Frost'- brown. 

And you also may comment that I didn't draw their feet or hands well, and that's true. I chose to keep them simple or not at all because drawing those appendages is a bitch. Seriously; hands and feet are like the bane of artists. 

If this interests you at all, check out the story here! :  Snowflake SignsElsa knew all the happy ending stories; she could recall the ones about princesses and prices and true love's kiss and riding off into the sunset stories, the ones her mother would read to her and her sister when they were children. She knew the allure of movie magic, where love above all others was something special and grand and life-changing in every way. Elsa even recalled, in this moment, the old Greek Myth about soul mates.
Apparently, humans were created with double everything. They had two noses, two sets of eyes, four arms, four legs, and so on. Zeus thought that these creations were too powerful when together, and separated these perfect pairs. These pairs are supposedly always searching for their other half, that perfect fit, the literal meaning to the idea 'you complete me.'
But those are just myths, exaggerations of truths, and things people put their hope in when they hit rock bottom. This was what Elsa had told herself time and time over, especially about the markings so