Let's hope he never googles the book or next work shifts will get kinda awkward.

Something in the same vein happened to me once during a workshop correction.
I keep two identical sketchbooks in my backpack, one with my project research/sketches and another one for personal art (!) and observations.
Since I was nervous, I took out one without checking it and handed it over. My teacher opened it and fell silent, but he continued to browse through the pages, "Oh, I didn't know that you were a cartoonist".
In the end he only said that he found the "animal guys" pretty neat, but that they're not relevant for building a monastery.

I don't he will google it, he's probably forgotten already.
I hope your personal sketchbook did not cointain drawings of saucy nature, that would have been really akward (it happened to me once), as well as less relevant to monastery construction, I fear.

I hope so haha! btw, is that novel any good? I kinda want to start a new novel after I finish dragonlance.
Haha, actually... I had a couple of characters semi-naked, but I guess that I could get away with it since they were "fantasy drawings".

It's nice, though it isn't Kyell's best work. I must say, though that I might be biased because I was expecting a different kind of book and I realized what was the real focus of the narration only later on. The ending got me, though, I liked it a lot. Nakedness seems to be a natural result for fantasy, which I find upsetting, given how fucking awesome full plate armor is

Oh, I see! I must say that I've never finished any of his novels, I tried reading a "Out of position" and I enjoyed it a lot, but I had to drop it when I took a class where I had to read a lot of dense stuff and I couldn't bring myself to start it again (I had forgotten most of the characters already). Which book would you recommend?

I have to agree with you in that, I wish more artists experimented with clothing/armors on anthros. That reminds me that I should get some actual documentation on traditional garments and armors/weapons.

Whereas I like his works I'm not an expert of his bibliography. I recommend th Out of Position series, of which the second and fourth book are among my favourite books in general

Gotcha, I'll continue the book then!

That's why you should never carry anything furry with you, ever.

I usually don't, but this time I did.