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PNW. International and NYT best-selling illustrator. Freelance human artist for books, tabletop games, and comics. I enjoy games, movies, and over-indulging. No AI, NFTs, or magic beans.
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Aaah, Natalie, thank you! I’m so sorry I missed this. I hope your birthday was just as wonderful and fulfilling. Miss you, birthday buddy!
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Thanks! Though this is only what he looks like to me.
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I can’t stop myself from laughing every time I see one. My 4 yo has started calling them “Daddy’s happy car.”
Also had the pleasure of once being flipped off by the driver when they saw me laughing. It’s never not funny.
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I can only speak for myself, but I love it because your shape work is so yummy and the characters are consistently delightful, even when they’re serious. Rest up! I love what you make!
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This feels like karmic retribution for all the printers that failed to print on command. That tiny machine will suffer for their insolence.
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Egg Heist sounds like an awesome tabletop game.
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Just keep moving forward!
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Remarques are done after a book’s production so it has to be traditional media. In this case, it was done with a Prismacolor black pencil which doesn’t smudge as much as graphite, but also can’t be erased as easily. Thanks for the question!
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Wooo! Get it!
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Same!
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Well thank you very much!
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Exactly. The cartoon was PERFECT. A re-make is just silly.
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Thank you!
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Same. Playing other titles, and I’m looking for hidden areas and side stories where there are none.
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It’s good advice. I like exploring during the concept phase just to see if I can stumble onto another idea or even a new facet of an idea. But abandoning a sketch just because it’s the first one is silly!
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Thank you, Audre!
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The best thing you can do right now is eat a truckload of carbs and turkey.
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HarperCollins has been *required* to keep the company name secret, but we’re totally sure that means it’s all above board!