Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

Aaaaaa I just had an interview with a lady from VFS by which I mean she interviewed me for the magazine like asking me questions about art and life and stuff and I don’t know if I did good or bad but I’m really tired and every time she asked me something I’m positive I totally derailed and inside I was just constantly like nope nope nope not good at this no.

I would not, but then I’ve always had terrible difficulty in knowing where the boundaries between confidence and arrogance lie, so I suppose I simply trained myself not to approach one in fear of wandering into the other.

On the other hand I think cheerfully haphazard is one of the most delightfully accurate descriptions of me that I’ve ever read.

I didn’t know you had to ask permission for that sort of thing.

So a few people are interested in the book and keep asking me what it’s about, which is really cool and thanks everyone for your responses, it’s really awesome of you all to be into my madcap schemes :D

I actually won’t say very much about the story, only that it will largely revolve around mirrors and the inherent laziness of human nature. The main thing that I really wanted to try out is the fact that I never plan to mention what gender the main protagonist is, as it’s entirely written from their perspective. I actually don’t know which they are myself, but more to the point I don’t think it matters, which is part of the experiment.

Anyway they look a bit like this in my head.

I’m a few pages into it now and I’m starting to wonder what the hell I’m doing so that’s a good sign?

gingerhaze:

THE CONFRONTATION

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