Always recommend it very

much.

he um so we a few years a couple of years ago now i think three or four years ago we sort of said oh let's do let's you know team up we'll do some stickers you know we'll charge people an amount of a donation and we'll send out some stickers and then last year i thought i have some spare stamps from some other projects i was like what if i do some drawing for people and i'm you know i'm not very good at drawing or though i have got a lot better um This year, they seem to be a popular option.

Like people were asking me, are you going to be doing drawings again? Cause I really want to get one this year.

Um, and these drawings are literally, I give people a blank box and I'm like, write whatever you want.

And I will at least attempt to draw something that you, you know, whatever it is you've asked for.

Um, I mean, the big one this year is Jimothy, which I think we'll get to.

All right, so Jimothy, keeping it on podcast topics, what media did you use for the artwork? You said it was just like a A6 size card, but what are your drawing tools, either for Jimothy or for other things you've drawn?

Mm-hmm.

Um, you know, it's a new thing I'm doing.

I don't necessarily have preferences there, whereas even with, you know, getting into pens, you know, whenever it was, a year or two ago now, I- I've been writing my entire life.

Even if it wasn't a lot, like I know what writing is.

I know what that skill involves, so I can kind of make decisions based on what I like.

Whereas with drawing, like I really don't feel like I, I have a good feel for what that is yet.

Mm-hmm.

Um, you know, it's very, very rare can I get things to bleed through it, which is good, 'cause if I'm doing, like, you know, cover pages and I'm coloring those in or using felt tips, that kind of thing, I don't want any bleed-through.