Template guide
Panel-by-panel breakdown
This template has no printed dialogue. The story is told entirely through the artwork, so each panel below is described from the image.
Panel 1
Under a desk lamp with a crescent moon outside, she writes while leaning on her hand, eyes half closed; a huge stack of papers rises beside her and crumpled paper litters the desk.
Panel 2
A glowing, see-through woman with the same bun smiles and takes a stack of papers from her; she looks up in surprise.
Panel 3
She reaches up to switch off the lamp, head down on the desk, smiling; by the moonlit window the glowing figure stands with her back to us.
What you get
- Canvas
- 2:3
- Cast
- 1 character, replaceable with your own
- Type
- Healing
- Common remixes
- Change the work / Change the helper / Add a morning
Who this template suits
This template suits students during exams, office workers on deadline and anyone who needs permission to stop for the night. It works for wellbeing and study accounts.
When it is not a good fit
It is not suited to comedy, fast pacing or group scenes.
How to remix Tomorrow’s Me Takes the Rest of the Work
- 1Show your character exhausted at a desk late at night.
- 2Have a glowing future self take the remaining work.
- 3End with the lamp switched off and a calm rest.
Ways to make it your own
Change the work
Exam notes, code on a laptop or a sketchbook.
Change the helper
A future self in pyjamas, or a pet that takes over.
Add a morning
Extend it with a final panel of a fresh start.
Questions about Tomorrow’s Me Takes the Rest of the Work
Who is the glowing figure?
The same woman, drawn translucent and luminous as her tomorrow self.
Is there any text?
No. The paper stack and the lamp tell the story.
How many panels are there?
Three tall horizontal panels.
