(via 100 Days Journal Comic: June 30, 2011) Things of InterestI’m kind of in between on what I think/feel about this page. It took so long but some of the additional details look really good. I also ended up having issues with wanting to focus and finish it but it’s done and over all not bad.My cursing panel is one of my favorites I’ve drawn in a while and it’s above my favorite bad-Jasmine. I just wanted to finish the page and it’s done.Paper Towns is the first John Green book I ever read after getting into the Vlogbrother/Nerdfighter community and I have had no regrets over the past year. I like it more than his newest book, to be honest. I liked The Fault in Our Stars but not as much as I had enjoyed Paper Towns. If you want incredibly well written, intelligent  young adult literature to read check out John Green. People aren’t perfect and how his characters are flawed make them that much more interesting to read about. -Click through for a warm up sketch
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(via 100 Days Journal Comic: June 30, 2011)

Things of Interest
I’m kind of in between on what I think/feel about this page. It took so long but some of the additional details look really good. I also ended up having issues with wanting to focus and finish it but it’s done and over all not bad.

My cursing panel is one of my favorites I’ve drawn in a while and it’s above my favorite bad-Jasmine. I just wanted to finish the page and it’s done.

Paper Towns is the first John Green book I ever read after getting into the Vlogbrother/Nerdfighter community and I have had no regrets over the past year. I like it more than his newest book, to be honest. I liked The Fault in Our Stars but not as much as I had enjoyed Paper Towns. If you want incredibly well written, intelligent  young adult literature to read check out John Green. People aren’t perfect and how his characters are flawed make them that much more interesting to read about.


-Click through for a warm up sketch

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