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I'm feeling so stuck with my other projects. i feel like I cannot express what I have in my head. i am really enjoying bashing out these drawings, I feel content and like I am doing what I want to be doing and am excited to use them alongside Aaron's work. We had a chat earlier concerning the content.
I have taken on the role of content gatherer as Aaron wants to be the manufacturer once we have clarified the joint format (etc) decisions. however, we have decided that after a chat with Andy that the book needs something else too it. We cannot rely on just the crazy recipes. IT needs to be pushed either way either REALLY CRAZY or not.
So, I want to look into the ingredients more. I would like to add in where to source them from, silly and crazy- it doesn't matter as it all adds to the tone of the books.
The Barred Owl is known by many names (Eight Hooter, Rain Owl, Wood Owl and Striped Owl to name a few) but probably known best as the “Hoot Owl”. He’s no stranger to the Southeast US and he can be found across the Eastern half of North America as far south as the southern tip of Florida and as far north as central Canada. The Hoot Owl is a homebody and generally travels no more than a few miles from his birthplace throughout his whole life of about as many as 10 years in the wild. He mates for life and often reuses the same nest every year. He prefers swamps, wetlands and heavy woodlands but may choose suburban patches of mature evergreens as a suitable home as well. Although he is quite common he’s still a sight to behold when he’s spotted in your own back yard.
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