.. to the present day.
Page 4, in which the falconer tells the falcon a bit about his parents, his roots, and his destiny. He is old money, like the royals – a lot of responsibility is going to be coming his way soon.
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For this week’s guest post/interview, I spoke to Norwich-based illustrator and animal lover Gemma Correll about commissions, artist’s block, and being famous on the internet…
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Page two of my revenge story. Took roughly as long to do as the combined running time of Nevermind the Buzzcocks, Still Game, an Outnumbered Christmas Special from two years ago and a repeat of Friday’s Graham Norton Show. Is that relevant information? Probably not. Mine is not the face of concern, however. It’s 12.41 last night* and I should go to bed. Enjoy.
*This is me trying to schedule posts in advance for the week. Not a particularly auspicious start…
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I haven’t drawn for a few days because life has gotten in the way. Things like catching up with friends and family, Chrismas shopping, and a whole lot of cleaning. On which subject, here is my list of fun things I found in or under the couch today:
- a pencil sharpener
- a door wedge
- a measuring tape
- a handkerchief
- a sock
- a copy of The Skinny from August
- a ticket from First Minister’s Questions
- 6 pence
- two party hats
- a button badge bearing the slogan ‘ordinary man in the street’.
Hopefully you can tell from that it was less deliberate procrastination and more in desperate need of being done…
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12 Books in 12 Months 