Whale 'n' Peas

The Technical and Environmental Dept.

When the drawing emerges first, it's all about working out what do with it.
There's a window of about one day.
Sometimes it's not possible to make use of the window.
The idea of a window is stupid. Let's revoke that rule.

Here are two examples of drawings that didn't meet the One Day Rule back when it was still in effect:

The first one, above, portrays a vampire, who I'd originally figured as an archeologist and Senior Researcher. But then it occured to me that he seemed to resemble a person with responsibilities in the area of water quality assessment. Susanne suggested that he probably worked in the Technical and Environmental Dept. in Svendborg Municipality, and I believe she was right.

But why did he become a vampire? How did that happen? This is not a story that I am able to recount.

Drawing #2 (below) is a guy with a lemonhead. He looks uncomfortable in his over-tight skin. Embittered, embattled, soured. But again: to what purpose?

Dunno.

Job?

Steep Speed's guide to the job interview situation.
Strangers will ask you personal questions, and you will answer.
That's how the roles are defined.
Remember: Your future employer is not only paying for your work.
He or she is also purchasing your soul.

Stop Motion

Experimenting with Stop Motion.
One afternoon = six seconds.