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Hey all! Back from another brief DA disappearance, July has been crazy schedule-wise, but fun! Still drawing the drawings, I'm hoping to do some posting soon. In the meantime, what's this? Something mysterious has popped up on the Greyshire clues page, stay tuned...
Updations: Episode VII, the Update Awakens
Hello all! Just wanted to drop by and explain the lack of postings- I'm working crazy hours at the moment and haven't had as much time as usual for doodles :( Due to said work I'm officially announcing that Greyshire is on hiatus (it has been for a while, I just couldn't bring myself to admit that I don't have enough free time to handle it right now.) A big thanks to all the readers who have stuck with the story, I'm hoping to bring it back in the fall.
Buuut on a happier note, guess who FINALLY FINISHED LES MIS??? I've got a bunches of doodles, you may see a few of them popping up here :nod:
Vive la France!
(Something I posted to Tumblr awhile ago that should have gone here as well, if anyone's wondering where I've been! Or possibly not wondering, bc I know I'm not the most frequent updater in the first place :))
Hello long lost internet! Life updates: I ran away to Paris!! (I’d been planning a trip for years now and the timing finally worked out, though the decision to actually go was pretty last minute.) Touring EVERY single thing in the city has been keeping me pretty busy which is why you haven’t seen any posts from me for a while, but rest assured that I’m doodling plenty of Les Mis and humming show-tunes to myself w
Final Trivia Answer/ Winner!
Question 7. What year did the earliest recorded drawing of Raskolnikov appear in?
Lets cap of the week with one last piece of fan art! This one’s pretty special; it was made by the biggest Crime and Punishment enthusiast of them all…
and that’s because it was draw by none other than Mr. Dostoevsky himself.
You heard right, turns out Dostoevsky was really into notebook doodles! He drew all over his drafts for different novels, and Crime and Punishment was no exception- according to the site I got them from the two people doodled on the page above are Raskolnikov and Svidrigailov.
(a few more, also speculated to be C&P
Yesterday's Trivia Answer (#6)
Question 6. If you think a week of fan art is time-consuming, try writing a novel! What ELSE was Dostoevsky occupied with while writing Crime and Punishment?
A. Writing a SECOND novel
B. Developing a gambling addiction
C. Falling in love with his stenographer, Maria Isaeva
D. Avoiding arrest for membership in a group of suspected revolutionaries
E. All of the above
Out of order explanation:
Avoiding arrest for membership in a group of suspected revolutionaries: This is a thing that happened, but it was over a decade before he wrote C&P. Dostoevsky was not only suspected of revolutionary activity, he was arrested for it and actu
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woot!post all the doodles! I Love Damien!
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