Never Lend A Book To A Friend Unless You're Prepared For The Consequences

I really do love Doll Bones by Holly Black, illustrated by Eliza Wheeler (note: I named my WWFC character Eliza years before I became friends with Eliza Wheeler :-)).

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Mimi's Book Purge

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Mimi's Dilemma

 

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Waiting For The Critique

The First Critique

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New Year's Day Font Joy

Thanks to Andy Ihnatko for the reminder about the Comicraft New Year's Day sale!

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The Best Gift For Writers

Inspired by a recent Galley Cat post.

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Christmas Love

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Eliza & the Focused Writing Session

Apologies for the hiatus. A lot has happened in my life since I last posted. One of the most significant: I got a book deal. I'm illustrating Michael Ian Black's new picture book, I'M BORED, which is coming out from Simon & Schuster next year. HOW COOL IS THAT?

I've also been taking my illustrating and cartooning far more seriously, and have been drawing a lot more. I've been posting daily doodles on my revamped DebbieOhi.com page, and settling into an illustration style. I used to draw in a ton of styles -- all fun, but it meant that I wasn't really improving in any of them. So I've decided to focus on the loose sketchy style that publishers and art directors seem to like (and frankly, is easiest for me).

One of the reasons I've taken so long to get back to Will Write For Chocolate is because I've never really been happy with that old, tighter style. I -know- it's a big no-no to change illustration styles in the middle of a comic strip but I figure hey, I'd rather change than shut down the comic strip altogether. So welcome to the revamped Will Write For Chocolate! This looser, sloppier style feels much  more natural to me, which means I'm more likely to post more often. :-)

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