Mitch is nearing completion of the inks! There may be an additional drawing or two, and probably some word-work, but the sequence is nearly complete. What’s next? The drawings will be scanned, and then the color work begins. As Mitch puts the polish on the art, I will be reworking the prose. Which sentences go with each illustration? Make it more poetic, or keep it simple? Many things to consider.
Here are a few samples of the draft ink drawings, with related excerpts:
“The young fairies ran to the older fairies.”
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“The older fairies took the young fairies before the King and Queen. The Queen bade them attend the scarecrow, and treat it as a friend.”
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“They brought food, water, and decorations. They hid seeds inside the straw-filled belly. They slept among the tattered garments, and inside the sun bleached hat.”
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“When the season turned cold, they sheltered with the scarecrow, and played winter games.”
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