Reflections on the 3rd Mokumoku Work Session. What I was able to accomplish.

The third Mokumoku work session has successfully concluded.

This time, it became a session to take the rough drafts I was working on last time
and refine them one step further.

Even if things work in my head,
when I actually try to draw them out, parts emerge that don't work as a manga.

So this time, rather than focusing on speed, it was work to get closer to the actual drafts I'll use.

As a result, I did about 9 pages in one hour.
Looking only at the page count, it's not flashy,
but I felt like I got much closer to 'drafts I can use as-is'.

Once again, I realized an hour had passed before I knew it.
It really is a Hyperbolic Time Chamber.

I'm really curious about what everyone who participated was doing during this hour.
Did you achieve the results you were hoping for?
Whether in quantity or quality, if you 'advanced one step further than before,' I think that's a success.

This Mokumoku work session is
・No instruction
・Almost no small talk
・Everyone just working intently
It's a fairly plain environment.

But strangely,
the phenomenon where 'work I wouldn't do alone at home'
'somehow makes my hands move,' 'I can't slack off,' or 'I can't stop' is very likely to occur.
For those who have something they want to do but find it hard to get started.

For those who realize the day is over after doing other things.
Please join us, I think good things will happen ∩^ω^∩
With that said, the 4th and 5th sessions are also planned.

On days when you want to 'erase the part of yourself that wants to slack off',
please feel free to join in.
Thank you to everyone who participated today.

Let's meet again next time in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber.