Johan Gabrielsen

So I've actually been reading his, but it's like a bedside table book.

It's something that you, when you read before you go to bed sometimes, and you just have these amazing images of Sweden.

They're also quite like a puzzle, like they're not that simple to immediately understand, but when

It kind of sets something off in you when you contemplate these Heike poems, and they're very beautiful.

And I've been writing also, I mean, I've been reading Will Eisner, this amazing cartoon artist who,

his book Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative.

And it's because to get on top of this kind of the film, of the visuals and the graphics, and it's just a very stimulating book about how you can push images, drawings, to tell a story that has kind of an impact or that creates something that you...

You keep your eye watching these images and it tells you more and more, even though it's just one image.

And he's very good at that.

It's like an art form and I really enjoy his book.

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