I draw all of my comics with ink and paper, then I scan them and color them in Photoshop. I'm usually more comfortable working this way, but this was one time I wished I was working in a digital form. I would have loved to have drawn the cluttered office once, then copy/paste it in the next panel. Well, there are ups and downs with any style. I've been trying to follow the Grass Roots House Blueprints to help help make my drafting faster. If I have a set plan to follow, I don't have to waste time deciding where everything goes every time I draw a comic. Panel 1 takes place on the roof. Panel 2 is set on the second floor, outside Cassidy's room. The bathroom door is barely visible in the background. In Panel 4, the characters have moved to the first floor (all the hallways on every floor have purple walls) and are standing outside the office, which is to the left of the main lobby entrance. The last two panels take place inside the office, which is annoyingly small and made worse by the clutter.