Written by: Naomi Nowak
November 28th, 2008
This blog really couldn’t have better timing for me. I’m about half way finished with the comic i’m currently working on. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to draw a single page the past two or so months because I’ve spent all my time* painting for an art show. (See all that stuff here.) Anyway, my goal for december is two pages a day of Graylight:
Hopefully I’ll be done with this in January.
Oh, and T? I don’t like swedish meatballs. (My favourite types of food are polish and korean.) This is my first Thanksgiving in three years spent in Europe though, so I’m a little sad. No pumpkin pie … Stockholm used to have two specialty stores for American food where I’m sure they had it but they both closed down. SAD.
I think that’s all from me for now. I’ll be posting snippets and updates of my work as I go.
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* And I mean ALL OF IT, except for that one day when I was locked out of the studio due to a stupid misunderstanding. We had to call a locksmith. There was drama. It could’ve gotten ugly.
December 1st, 2008 at 10:06 am
Maybe those 2 places will reopen now that Obama is elected? America won’t be vile anymore…maybe.
Terry
December 3rd, 2008 at 8:35 am
at first i thought that was a funny/silly comment but after thinking about it for a minute .. there’s something there. maybe now that it’s okay to like the president it’ll be okay to like pop tarts again, too. let’s hope so for my sweet tooth’s sake huh
December 3rd, 2008 at 3:59 pm
Naomi, I love your work. I was excited to see these beautiful new drawings. I read and reviewed House of Clay – I thought it was just gorgeous and had to restrain myself from tearing out pages in order to hang them up!
Terry: Uh, what? Isn’t this the blog you created to promote your company, which specializes in publishing books for a North American audience? Isn’t this a strange format to make nasty remarks about that very place?
December 4th, 2008 at 4:46 pm
I just meant in terms of our image abroad. Bush damaged that pretty badly I’m afraid.