I loved Blankets, Carnet, and really dug the Comics Journal interview- seeing your process and hearing you talk about constructing a long-form narrative was really rewarding for me. You’ve inspired me to try to refine by brush skills after several years of nib-only inking. Anyway, thanks for the amazing work and all the inspiration. Any consideration of putting out a pretty girls/tree sketchbook? 
Sean Robinson
]]>Your work has been a complete inspiration to me as an artist, and if Habibi is anything like Blankets, and Good Bye Chunky rice, take the time you need to make it everything you’d like it to be! I appreciate that you have a blog, and dig being able to check out what you’ve been working on. And thanks for laboring to make such fantastic and inpiring work! Makes me sad I moved to Portland after Stumptown. ]]>
Best wishes,
]]>Have just read Carnet de Voyage and enjoyed it as much, if not more than Blankets. Your work is truly special – I would be happy to one day have even half your talent!
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Good luck with the new book!
]]>Thanks A LOT for this post Craig. It is really inspiring to see how you go through your steps from the very beginning untill it ends up turned into gorgeous pieces of work. I´m working on two graphic novels at the moment, simultaneously, and I´m learning a lot from the process, and for that being possible, your blog is a place to go to find answers and best of all, to find inspiration, wich is what I find the most here.
All the best and keep up the wonderful work!
Felipe.
]]>I ate it. I read it in just one day. It’s awesome. Keep on truckin’, man.
I would appreciate if you can take a look at my blog. I’m just starting with this comic stuff. Here’s my flickr with some comics translated: http://www.flickr.com/photos/astaire/
Thanks for sharing your gift with us.
]]>P.S. would you post a photo of the real Raina? i’m so curious to see her!!
CIAO E GRAZIE!!!!! ]]>