My illustrated adventures in lucid dreaming…
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Cloud Mummies v.21
Last week, I used my trusty knife to cut The Robert! free from his floating bondage, trusting that the balloons passing beneath would catch us. Unfortunately, I neglected to consider one very important thing when I concocted this plan, that being I’M AN IDIOT!!
The cover of this episode is a shout out to Grimerican Kevin Stephens, that I couldn’t quite get to work in the panels. I was worried that adding another distinguished bald headed character would just be confused for the comic’s resident cue ball, The Robert! -That’s not to say all bald guys look alike-that would be insensitive!
7 Easter Eggs in this one, with 3 shout-outs to Kevin, who I should mention is part of the U.K Posse! The eggs are super tiny this week, so keep that in mind while hunting.
Shout out to Kevin and the UK Posse
Kevin, as in Stephens
My signature, weeeee!
Don’t you hate it when you get moais stuck in your hair?
UFO tilted sideways
Alien in the shadows
The word Stephens, as in Kevin, hidden in a goatee.
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Cloud Mummies v.4
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Cloud Mummies V.8
Soooo, it’s been a while huh? I have to apologise, I’ve had my hands full as of late. What with the holidays, work, trying to traverse the quagmire of self publishing, and building my first solo website for Lost Bread (sharing a website with a sibling, as I currently do, turns out to be just as bad an idea as you’d imagine) I’ve had a lot on my plate.
The hope is, when all of this is said and done, that you’ll be able to buy a hard copy of Lost Bread. You will (one day) be able to own actual comic book you can hold in your very hands and read (instead of scrolling back through the archive and trying to figure out what the heck’s going on.)
Regardless, I am happy to be back in the saddle and hope to make up for lost time by submitting this six page extravaganza for your enjoyment (or loathing and mockery, I’m not telling you how to live your life!)
And now, on to the show.
In our last episode, The Robert had been sent aloft in a balloon, presumably to his death…
Napoleon I believe you are not alone in finding mannequins a bit upsetting. They can seem so much like us but different…cold and calculating perhaps. Your art is fantastic and the story disturbing; that means very good in my world.
Wow, thank you so much! Happy to disturb you my friend!