Actually, I didn’t really want to make an artbook to begin with. I’d made a self-published one with a collective I was part of a few years ago and that was quite a lot of work, so I didn’t want to make one by myself. I also never thought a publisher would like to publish an artbook that wasn’t any way related to any known franchise or made by a famous artist. But Spanish publisher Ominiky Ediciones proposed making one with my past artworks, and to take care of the distribution. That went very well and I’m glad I had the opportunity. Going through all of these old drawings made me realise that I don’t have as much time as I once did to work on my own personal stuff, which is partly a good thing. I also noticed a few technical changes, like the fact I use more pigment in my colours now than I used to, and that I’ve improved my anatomy work a little, but lost a bit of the spontaneity and dynamism along the way.