Played around with colors and tones a lot with this to get it done. I also had to decide how Digby was going to appear in this, how to show the wall, the Silas piece and make it all fit. Looking back at the previous page, it was obvious; he was looking through his hands at the end of the page and at the top of the following page. So it seemed to make total sense to take Digby's point of view when looking at the piece. It adds enough of an oddness and an angle that I think it fits between just fine. Now, I can move on.