October 24th, 1995
\n[…] By the way, the other day I had a dream in the spirit of [Loisel’s comic book adaptation of] Peter Pan — a ship came to take me away from this world and to new adventures. Unfortunately I woke up before I had gotten aboard.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nDuring the following nine months, my ideas for the story grew and warped, and I made about fifty million drafts for the beginning. Then one day I guess I had a halfway decent idea for the opening scene, and started to draw it “for real”, in A3 format and both pencils and ink. It was the first comic ever that I actually inked, and as far as I remember the first that I drew in double the print size (or even planned to print, for that matter). And since then I’ve just continued, page after page.<\/p>\n
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By the way, I’ve made the final decision to not redraw the first few chapters. Reasons:
\n– That would take a lot of of time, and I’m already 30, dammit!
\n– This is only a prequel, and I’m sure everyone wants to read the adventures that follow just as badly as I want to draw them. :3
\n– It’s a story about growing up, and the way the style matures is part of the story. (Yay, best excuse ever!!!!!! V^(oo)^V)<\/p>\nI’ll still leave the options in the poll to the left, to mock anyone who would vote for them.<\/p>\n
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Oh, and today was Read Comics in Public Day<\/a>. Yay!<\/p>\n
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