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Genre: Humorous Slice Of Life
Our daily routine was a monotonous blur of traffic and work. We tried not to see too much, we tried not to feel too much, and we tried not to notice the days slipping by. Then, while in Lyon, France, our world somehow slipped back into focus. For the first time in a great while, our eyes were open. We were awake, we were alive, and we found ourselves savoring every moment. Though it was not the original intent, You had me at ‘croissant’ grew into an attempt to capture the memories of those moments before they faded to a colorless, lifeless afterthought. Maybe this way we can share them. Maybe this way we can savor them again some day. Maybe this way we can use them to revitalize ourselves the next time we find ourselves looking down at our shoes, instead of up at the sky. I hope so.
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Preview
Genre: Sketchbook
Rated: Ages 18+ (artistic nudity)
16 Pages | Full Color
$4.50
As always, my sketchbook is about documenting progress. These sketches are from drawing reference images via slide-show. I went through 500 sheets of paper then picked out and cleaned up the best. I hope this book inspires you to draw, draw, draw!
Preview (Warning: Adult Content Below This Line)
Genre: Fable / Light Hearted Comedy
Rated: All Ages
28 Pages | Full Color
$4.50
Hip Square’s parents are a Circle and a Square. He doesn’t fit in with the other shapes because his corners are round. –but what Hip really wants is to be like his neighbor Rock Star! Everyone loves Rock Star!
Hip Square wants to fit in with the other kids so badly that he goes as far as to cover himself with honey, wear a banana peel on his head and hold his breath so he’ll look like a star. But all the other kids just laugh at him… –but wait! Hip doesn’t have time to be sad about it because Rock Star’s been kidnapped!
Hip Square is a fable about how we go to great lengths to fit in, but aren’t truly happy until we learn to be ourselves.
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| I just got the 1st copy of “You Had Me At Croissant” and it looks awesome! The printer did a great job! Here are some pictures and a video of a quick flip through of the book. I’m surprised by just how thick the book is! 230 pages! | |
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