WE'RE OVER HALFWAY THERE!

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Wednesday, 28 March 2018

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"If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals."

by ― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Over half of the illustrations for the story of Sebastian are done and I'm getting to my favorite part of the story! Here are some work-in-progress sneak peeks for you, enjoy!

I want the illustrations to reflect the mood of the story-line. That's why you see sometimes there are a lot of things happening in the background when other times it is almost blank. Of course it will fully make sense only when you'll have the actual story going with the illustrations.
Now that I've gotten this far with the illustrations I'd love to talk about the story-line but I want to keep the story a secret so that I don't spoil the fun for anyone. I want to make sure that there's no person beside myself that knows what's going to happen before the finished book is released.

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Jasmine Hintsala

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I, Jasmine Rosa Emilia Hintsala, commonly known as Jasu, was born in 1993, on March 16, in a tiny village of Finland called Oulainen. My family consists of 13 individuals: Mom, dad, five boys and six girls.

Ever since being a little kid I enjoyed playing alone. I’d rather leave the crowd of people to have my little adventures in solitude. The forest was my favorite place; there I'd spend hours imagining that I was the fastest horse in the whole entire world. There were people after me, trying to catch and imprison me, but I was the only horse they couldn’t catch. In other occasions I turned into a tiger; I would be the most skilled hunter that had ever existed. The human-hunters never managed to track me down but I’d sneak behind them and give them the last surprise of their lives. Every time I was swimming, I turned into a dolphin or a seal, and when I was around 4 years old I would take off all my clothes every day exactly at 6 pm. because, naturally, animals didn’t wear any clothes. I’d run like a dog all around the house and the yard, not using my hands when it was time to eat and drink.

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