production techniques), each with their own color  treatment and grain for the print. The "Wakefield" story features a  colder, bluer tone to match the sad, depressive emotion. The "Ayala"  story is bright, shiny, and saturated in primary colors, especially  red, to match the glitzy surface of Helenas life. The "Mexican"  story appears grainy, rough, and hot to go with the rugged Mexican  landscape and congested cities.