I've Uploaded Some More Doodles From My Journal, This Time On Horrible Paper Because I Was Using A Horrible

I've uploaded some more doodles from my journal, this time on horrible paper because I was using a horrible notebook. These are all from after I moved to Bath. Find them here.

This one is me leaving Sammy in my metaphorical dust in the Paper People game.

I genuinely ordered this as soon as I saw the link, Josceline's work as AMAZING and I do not think I could live without a copy of this lovely thing. 

“kikimora” is now available to buy on etsy!

Yes, yes I sketched my blisters again. Look at the size of that thing! Wouldn't you want to record it for posterity? Originally it was much smaller, but it was on the sole of my foot, so walking around forced the fluid up the side and made it almost three times its original size.

It's weird to look at my toes and realise they've developed in the shape of my shoes. I'd rather have natural ones, I think.

In other news, I am so tired. I've been working a lot more hours at the tea room than I was contracted for. Not that I'm not happy to have more money, but there's a reason I only applied for part-time. We're hiring new people soon, so hopefully then I'll be back to my contracted hours and I'll have time to do drawing again. With any luck the Summer will be over early too this year, so I can stop being in such a bad mood.

Now you all have to believe me when I tell you Bad Machinery is THE GREATEST THING  - Kate Beaton thinks so as well! What better endorsement could you need?

John’s best story yet, but I think every story is his best yet.  Bad Machinery by John Allison is the best comic on this internet, in my opinion, which is why I will never stop linking to it.  I want this comic to make him a famous millionaire because it is that good.

If you’re unfamiliar, Bad Machinery focuses on the adventures of a group of lively British kids, three boys and three girls, and the art, character development, pacing, humor, and personality is top notch.  At the moment this current story is wrapping up and I am super anticipating how it will turn out, so the link I’ve given you here is the start of the story. I want you to catch up and be as into it as I am right now.  

My favorite comic, unequivocally. 

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You guys, I am embarrassingly excited that Sammy is working on this again. I am such a fangirl for this project and you should be too.

Expect ALL THE FANART.

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All those Blur drawings reminded me that Sammy and I also went to see Dr Dee when it was on in London. For those who don't know (and what poor souls you are) it's an opera about the Elizabethan mathematician/astronomer/mystic John Dee, by Damon Albarn.

The music was lovely, obviously, but we were also really impressed by the costume and set design, so I did a few sketches in the interval.