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Malmöfestivalens tidning
Festivalen börjar på fredag och jag är så himmla peppad att se en skitstor Christoffer *^_^*
Han kommer vara uppe hela festivalveckan på Lilla Nygatan, Raoul Wallenbergs park - den där lilla konstiga parken man cycklar genom på väg mot centralen...
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Hii! Just a few questions.. Heh. I wonder, can I find the Sayonara September series in Norwegian? I've read the first book in swedish, and now I run around speaking almost swedish all day long, haha. 'Vad roligt!'. And one more, what kind of pens do you use to draw? I draw first with a normal HB pencil, then I use Faber Castell 'Pitt manga artist pen set', both for color and lineart. They are a bit troublesome drawing with sometimes, but I find normal pencils in different hardness and softness not really looking so good. Its just, I use twice as much time with the pens than with pencils!..
Hi Seki! Thanks for reading my comics even though they are in Swedish! <3 Unfortunately Sayonara September is not translated to any other language but if you can bear with it you can order no 2 from adlibris; they ship to norway and are quite cheap: http://www.adlibris.com/se/promotion2.aspx?page=sayonaraseptember
As for pens i use Staedler pigment liners size 0.1-0.8. If you are to draw as japanese artists do then you should use a fountain pen with suitable nibs, but I have not mastered them yet ^_^;
*ordering new book* Yaay! Big fan, big fan.. I'd try and read them even if they were in japanese (I probably know more japanese than Swedish, though.. but I can't read it that well!)..
Some of my pens are similar to those, only that there are only three different sizes. In the sets I have, there are pens with a kind of brush, who gives the effect of a fountain pen if you do it the right way.. I've always wanted a fountain pen, but they're not cheap, I guess.. I remember trying it a few years ago, but I really can't remember if I managed to give what I was drawing a decent look. That part of my memory is lost, haha.. Shouldn't think too much of drawing manga, though, because I'm never going to be a manga artist. It's my dream, but it's also just my hobby. *sighs*
Seki: You can always dream though ^^; I'm a manga artist now and I was not at all good at drawing to start, One should know it's a lot of work being a manga artist though, and that you don't always get to do what you want to do. So in some ways maybe just having you drawing as a hobby and maybe selfpublish some series are the better alternative. It's up to what one preferes, I guess...
Alright, back to drawing! Hope you like the 2nd book, it's the best one I think! X)
I'm not a person who follows dreams.. When you wake up, you can choose: either living your dream or keep dreaming. I'm working at a coffee shop, making and serving coffee. Eh, I'm a maid! It's nearly as good, I think. Haha..
Oh well, having a deadline is really death for me. At least now, when I have to combine work, school and drawing. But not having time for ones hobbby is worse than a deadline. I'd really be happy if I at least once get to see manga in norwegian book shops, not necessery something I've wrote, just manga at all. Dreaming is great *-*
So excited for the 2nd book, looking forward to finally get to read it~
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