#capybaras

One week left for my the Kickstarter launching my first book, Detox Doodles!

Last year, I realized I was spending more time staring looking at my phone than actually creating anything. So, I made a deal with myself: 100 days of drawing animals instead of scrolling.

I didn't think I’d actually finish, but I did! I ended up with a stack of sketches—some funny, some weird, all of them a record of me trying to find my way back to being a creator instead of a consumer.

I've put them all together into my first book called Detox Doodles. It’s basically my 100-day visual diary.

The Kickstarter was funded in under 5 hours and we have ONE WEEK LEFT before it ends!

Grab a discounted copy before the campaign is over!

That's right folks, it's the photos from Operation Babybara are now live.

There are now a few hundred photos of adorable baby capybara on the repository page for the species! But I can't just say they're up and not show you immediately...

For those just tuning in, the trip to photograph the cute potatoes was completely funded by the site's incredibly dedicated - and apparently capybara obsessed - supporters.

See the rest here:

The Animal Photo Reference Repository is an independent, permanently open-access project and funded entirely by donations. Artists creating derivative or transformative works (without AI) have blanket permission to use all photos in the repository as references.

Little oceanographer 🦀