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It's definitely helpful to click on the image to see the full size version and read the captions. I think your stairs look fine. Perhaps not quite steep enough, but it's hard to say from that perspective. Still much better than I could do.

I found it!! The red sharpie!
Im not surprised you couldn't find it at 3.30am hehe.At least the cat looks like he is having fun. Im sure all your zine recipients appreciate all the hard work involved in making and sending the zines.

I love the perspective. I keep meaning to get your zine and must before they all go!

Great sketch, I really love the zoom-in perspective!

WOWZER!!!!! THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!!!

i really like these drawings a lot. i don't know anything about it though, but i like to view your drawings very much :)

this is great! I found the red sharpie, too:) I have an idea that this isn't too far from the truth...when do you have time to draw, again? lol! Lovely as usual!
P.S. There's nothing wrong with the stairs:)

brilliant. love getting lost in your details.

Really a terrific drawing! About how long does it take you to make a drawing of this detail?

Just to let you know I've gone through my copy of How to Draw Like a Nut upteen times - I love it!! Every. Single. Page.

I just discovered your bolg - I know - where have I been!
I love your drawings!

. . .and I obviously can't spell1

YIPPEE! A new zine! This looks fabulous - going to stick my beak in now :)

love this spread. seems like every time i look at one of these kinds of pages, filled with all these rich little details, i find something new. it's like finding buried treasure ;)

can't wait for the next zine!

Your detailed work is amazing, juicy and fun. Waiting to see the finished zine.

I love all the different handwritings between the various pens. I agree that pen pleasure on the user's preference depends. :o)

Rhyme Me a Smile

Oooh, I can't wait to get the new zine! It looks absolutely fantastic! And it's so much easier turning around a little zine to read all the text (compared to twisting your head in front of the screen :D ), hehe.

As for the pens: I couldn't agree more. I got a really expensive ballpoint from a friend (and I truly love it for it's beautiful shade of blue), but my favorite (at the moment) is still that ugly free merchandise thing (I think I got it from Epcos or Tecon... maybe?)... I wish it won't ever run dry!

Amazing work, Andrea. You are the Bomb with that ball-point pen!! Congrats on finishing another of your wonderful molezines!

just found your site - wow, great work...looking forward to following.

Thank you, folks. I'm so excited about this new zine I juts cannot wait to see it. And, yeah, it'll be much easier to turn around to read all this mad little notes.

Cheers, my dears.

I love this! (Especially the Lady of Shalott painting!)

What a "cozy" drawing!

Hahaha I believe spending too much time on the computer will put you in physical therapy as well... I love this drawing. And the fact you're not afraid to use a ruler. I have several on my drafting table but always seem to forget. This is so fun and the notes are great. You have a great imagination.

Great Andrea! love the view/perspective, hope you're not too cold, bet you need the heater this week

Nice!

i think my favorite detail (after looking at it a second time) is the kitty snuggled on your lap. mine definitely thinks the best time to cuddle is when i am art-making!

I work in my armchair as well. Lovely drawing.

This is a very good idea! Just want to say thank you for the information,I will come here often.Thank you!

Wonderfully cozy and so beautifully crafted, as always. Thanks for sharing!

love the stash of moleskines on the louisa may alcott window seat ;)

can't wait to place my order!

Cheers, my dears.

I'm glad you like my cozy little living room. I enjoyed doing this one. I must step out of my comfort zone a bit more often. I feel 'the rest of my house' series coming on.

Thanks, folks.

This sketch is so cool!
Thanks for posting it!