Panels 1 to 3 are up. The One True King begins with Temujin sitting under the red tree by the lake. The seasons pass over him one panel at a time: snow, then the red tree in still air, then the monsoon.
Zero is a story told one living panel at a time. Each panel is a watercolour that breathes: tap it and the snow falls, the leaves drift, the rain comes in, and you hear the valley.

New panels appear here as they're painted. Each one is written, revised and approved before it goes up.
Snow, then rain, then sun. He did not open his eyes.
Panels 1 to 3 are up. The One True King begins with Temujin sitting under the red tree by the lake. The seasons pass over him one panel at a time: snow, then the red tree in still air, then the monsoon.
We found the look. Soft watercolour on white paper, a quiet palette of grey-blue water and mountains, and one colour that matters. Red is for what the story cares about, so the tree carries it.
The mark. Zero is drawn by hand. The Z is a snake coming down from the sky; the O is a tree putting down roots. That's where this site's address comes from.
A universe set in the Dibang Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, where the Mishmi hills meet the clouds. It begins with The One True King, the old folk tale the whole valley grows from, and goes on to Arun and Emuli. The same world will grow into vertical dramas, a series, a game and a film.
New panels go out first on Instagram, with the writing notes on X.