Fraiser's manga / #Cooking(1)

1994. Incomplete. It's interesting to see how the 1990s manga has such a distinctive look. It's made up of a lot of thin lines of all the same contour. There's a distinctive openness where the lines are not all connected (most notably in hair) & there's a lot of bare space. There's also the mild use of geometric shapes as decorative elements, for example, framing a speech bubble in circles, having plaid in background. The actual plot is very mild & slice of life. There's no problem or climax so far, it's just characters going about their lives. Some stories draw you in with plot ( the actual events) some pull you in with the concept or premise( a specific idea/ scenario which perpetuates or drives the story), & others have a theme (subject matter). This is cooking themed. This is the kind of story where the theme, or subject matter, & all that entails pulls you in. So it's right off the bat telling to this is about the subject of cooking. So I expect warm cooking & coziness, fuzzy feelings, etc. & My expectations were met so far!