Well, well, well. Blogger finally gets its image posts together. A full week later, here's the image of Katelyn, the helpful checkout girl at Office Max who extracted my memory disc and installed it in my "Easy Share" camera. I picked it up, turned it on and shot a photo of her:
![](http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/weblog/katelyn.jpg)
Meanwhile, backing up to catch up on the sketchbook efforts, here's February 22 sketches, with a concentration on something I call:
Amber Glow
![](http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/weblog/sketchfeb_22.5.jpg)
What is it about the soft, amber glow of lights inside a dark wood cabin, with blue snow surrounding it? A snuggle factor that really trips my trigger. And does that amber glow extend to campfire scenes?
![](http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/weblog/sketchfeb_23.jpg)
Oh, I think so. Here's a couple more:
![](http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/weblog/sketchfeb_23.5.jpg)
And how might that apply, scene for scene in the graphic novel?
![](http://blog.truewestmagazine.com/weblog/sketchfeb_23.7.jpg)
Somehow, in the red and black color scheme, the amber glow loses its, well, glow. Needs more work.
Sometimes I fret about working so much on this stuff at home, but then I remember the words of Eleanor Clift:
"Work is therapy for home and home is therapy for work."
—Eleanor Clift
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