In the spring of 2005， Chris Ayers was busy working as a concept artist in the Hollywood film industry. That came to a crashing halt when he was diagnosed with leukemia on April 1st. After a year-long period of treatment and recovery he started a sketchbook called "The Daily Zoo" on the anniversary of his diagnosis. Over the next 365 days he would draw one animal each day， challenging both his self-discipline and imagination. Most importantly it would allow him the focused opportunity to celebrate the gift of each healthy day. The pages of "The Daily Zoo Volume 1" are chock-full with the first year's 365 distinct critters， ranging from curious pandas to sinister hyenas， athletic aardvarks to zealous zebras， with the choice of artistic styles as diverse as the subject matter. Alongside the images， Ayers ties in commentary about his cancer experience， the sources of his artistic inspiration， and his creative methods.In the spring of 2005， Chris Ayers was busy working as a concept artist in the Hollywood film industry. That came to a crashing halt when he was diagnosed with leukemia on April 1st. After a year-long period of treatment and recovery he started a sketchbook called "The Daily Zoo" on the anniversary of his diagnosis. Over the next 365 days he would draw one animal each day， challenging both his self-discipline and imagination. Most importantly it would allow him the focused opportunity to celebrate the gift of each healthy day. The pages of "The Daily Zoo Volume 1" are chock-full with the first year's 365 distinct critters， ranging from curious pandas to sinister hyenas， athletic aardvarks to zealous zebras， with the choice of artistic styles as diverse as the subject matter. Alongside the images， Ayers ties in commentary about his cancer experience， the sources of his artistic inspiration， and his creative methods.
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