Colorful webcomic with bright, emotional frames immerses you in 2000s aesthetics — "The Devil Taught Me Graffiti" on Telegram channel @thedeviltaughtmegraffiti

2007: the era of subcultures. The story unfolds in a gray industrial town surrounded by the mysticism of angels and devils. Yet against this gloom, truly expressive and unique characters burst forth.

The main heroine studies at an art college. She is quiet. As if made for teenage bullying. At least, that was the case until her body was taken over by the devil.

In the city, more and more people are found whose right to inspiration has been taken by another's will. Coincidence? No. But it's more complicated than it seems.

The comic features expressive artwork in the style of colored manhwa, where dark and vibrant frames alternate to convey vivid emotions. Colorful contradictory characters with intricate character designs in the spirit of subcultures, tangled lines between many heroes, and an unpredictable plot blending thriller, romance, dark drama, and irony.

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