napiraiz #126-127

I just realized I still owe you two ‘months like’s. And the two spare drawings I had seem to fit just right.

napiraiz #075

napiraiz #057

So as I said, from this year on, I'm posting only on weekdays which means here's the last drawing of this week:

Gosh, I make him look such a fearful dark lord (if you remember Monday's drawing…), but actually he was nice. Still, you might understand that I don't wish to upset in any way the person in charge of the only perks that make the whole year worth doing.

napiraiz #053

...is what would have happened if we lived in an honest world.

napiraiz #035

I never quite knew what sort of problem people might have with writing. Like... you just... you know... write. Put your thoughts on paper. (Or later... on the screen of the computer) What is so hard about it? The only problem I ever had with writing was not being able to stop it. That's why I was never able to do a proper diary. But writing an essay or a letter or anything: that wasn't ever a problem.

Then I became a journalist.

napiraiz #002

Fragments From My Sketchbook

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Fragments From My Sketchbook

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… not that I do much writing these days. About 5% of my work. And of course only after my worktime, at home.

07/22/2012

07/02/2012

As some of you might know, when I'm not drawing 365IP or writing love poems dedicated to some humanist typeface, I work as a journalist at our local newspaper. Not that I earn a lot of money with that, I'm only payed for the articles, which – given that I'm workin in a 6-person crew for a newspaper of a town where nothing ever happens – are not so many. But even when I got some job, I tend to be a procrastinator with that too. So when I finally get to write the article in question, it usually looks like that: