Nose to the grindstone
Lately I’ve spent nearly every waking minute of each day with my face an inch away from the drafting table.
Let’s step back, and stretch out a bit.
My studio is often a sea of papers—an occupational hazard—but these days the swells have consisted of pencil snapshots for my Mt. Rainier book. Dozens, and dozens, and dozens of them.
Time is ticking down, counting closer and closer to zero, and there are still many miles to cover before the clock strikes deadline. Yet suddenly, things are starting to come together. It won’t be long until I can share something that makes sense—something that looks more like a book, and less like a pile of drawings. I promise that you’ll be among the first to see it when I do.
But if I go missing for long stretches at a time—well, you know where to find me.
best of luck! look forward to seeing the final product!
you’ll be visting us!
drawings look great, can’t wait to see the end product of this.
-k.
Can’t wait to see! It looks pretty amazing already! :)
Looks great so far, Chandler. Good luck on the deadline push!
I love seeing work-in-progress shots! The drawings look wonderful and it will be so fun to see the final product. Keep up the great work!
The progress work is just as beautiful as I am sure the final will be. If anyone makes me inspired, it is you! Great concept and amazing execution with attention to detail.