2017 Weekly Writing Log, Part 43
Dec. 4th, 2017 06:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rynling- It was not easy, but I finally finished the last chapter of The Price of Wisdom.
- I threw away almost all of the unfinished drawings I started on cheap printer paper this past year, but I decided to salvage one with Impa and Nabooru. I put my standard three hours into it before I posted it, and it turned out all right I guess.
- I commissioned a cold-weather costume design for BotW Zelda from Loquaciouslass, and she did an incredible job that fills my heart with warmth.
- I commissioned Snailofapproval, the person who used to run the Ask Teh Bowz blog, to draw me a picture of Professor Ganondorf, and they did some fantastic work.
- I commissioned the marvelous Lightsintheskye to illustrate Chapter 11 of The Legend of the Princess, and... what she did really has to be seen to be believed.
- I created my first professionally printed zine! This was a collective project put together by me and about twenty other people, but I was in charge of managing the formatting and printing, which I handled through a local service. The result is not perfect, but I learned a lot!
- I threw away almost all of the unfinished drawings I started on cheap printer paper this past year, but I decided to salvage one with Impa and Nabooru. I put my standard three hours into it before I posted it, and it turned out all right I guess.
- I commissioned a cold-weather costume design for BotW Zelda from Loquaciouslass, and she did an incredible job that fills my heart with warmth.
- I commissioned Snailofapproval, the person who used to run the Ask Teh Bowz blog, to draw me a picture of Professor Ganondorf, and they did some fantastic work.
- I commissioned the marvelous Lightsintheskye to illustrate Chapter 11 of The Legend of the Princess, and... what she did really has to be seen to be believed.
- I created my first professionally printed zine! This was a collective project put together by me and about twenty other people, but I was in charge of managing the formatting and printing, which I handled through a local service. The result is not perfect, but I learned a lot!
