Nina Chapter Breaks
Grab what time there is. With schedules being what they are and no way to govern a world full of surprises I am left with little pockets of time. This is where I'm going to have to learn a more efficient (even better than the last ones) way to get the books out there. I've talked about a more relaxed approach for a while and it seems I'm closing in on the beginnings of one. I'll cross my fingers.
Thanks for the support out there. You all make it so worthwhile. I call the above illo a chapter break, but really, it's an exercise. Enrico and I try to nudge our personal projects along with little signs of progress here and there, we talk everyday about the challenges of keeping our books alive as well as progress our stories and drawings. All with just those little pockets of time.
Hope to keep myself honest. I'll post more as it comes.
Labels: Nina, Paper Biscuit
7 Comments:
I picked up a copy of Three Trees at Stuart Ng's booth last Saturday and it's chock full of loveliness. It's just great. Thanks for posting more drawings!
10:31 PM
You're awesome Ronnie. Truly an inspiring guy. Thanks for your words. I think we could all do better with our pockets of time to be creative and productive. Good luck on your books.
12:45 AM
Ronnie, amazing illo, always inspiring. Keep it up, drop me a line if you get a second.
-R.
9:11 AM
very nice, always so elegant..
1:45 PM
Is it just me or is Nina growing older? I really like her new look, full of texture and a hopeful attitude towards the future. She definitely feels more mature, though I'm sure her dreams still have a child-like imagination. :)
I look forward to Paper Biscuit 3!
RĂ©gis
5:00 PM
Ronnie,
Pockets of time indeed. I can definately relate to "chain and ball" called a job. Working 8 weeks straight on 14 -16 hour a day schedule. But, pockets of time is needed for sanity and perpective on what is important like family. In a way, Nina is your child. I hope the Nina is nudging you to take a break and keep your imagination fresh and creative as she is your baby.
cK
6:29 PM
Wonderful sketch, I love the doodle in the previous post too! Great to see Nina again. Take your time with her stories, Ronnie, they are certainly worth the wait!
4:21 AM
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