So it’s still in the works, but I’m drawing away when I can to get Elizabeth J. M. Walker’s book of tales, “The Boy Who Owned The Forest,” finished.
Here is a preview of one of my favourite stories “The Winter Of The River.” There is still much to do, but I’ll get there.
I’ve been working away at drawing for a collection of Elizabeth J.M. Walker’s fairy tales. I have made two zines previously with her, “The Boy Who Owned the Forest” and “The Maze”, but she went and found a real book publisher, Handersen Publishing, and they’re going to make a real fancy book.
It will be out this year, not sure when, but I’m trying my best to finish off the pictures. The main problem being is that I start new ones before I finish the ones I’m working on. There’s so much I want to draw.
These are pictures for the story “The Tree”.
But they are……
I will be there.
I’ll probably be giving these away in the end, as they’ll only end up on the wall around the neighbourhood. But you’ll have to come along to get one.
Plus tonight is a little preview of “1000”, which will be is in the planning. I’m at number 930 as of today. Another 70 days to go.
Big things a re planned, so it’s bound to fail.
Orchard Gallery – tonight 10th June – 5 to 6:30
56a Raglan Street – Waterloo – NSW Australia
Nothings for sale.
Yeah
An exhibit of my bad behavior. Nothing on sale, just a bunch of my angry friends.
We read, we play, we laugh . . .
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