Posts tagged evan dahm
The Kickstarter for the first Vattu book has been FUNDED in UNDER SIX HOURS??? You guys are GREAT and I am thrilled/relieved/excited!
Here are the originals for the six prints being produced for the Kickstarter. I just made them available through the Kickstarter too!
20 days left; I will be adding some stretch goals as soon as I can.
The Kickstarter for the first Vattu book has launched!
21 days! I would appreciate your help in getting the word out!
The Kickstarter for the first Vattu book will be launching on Monday morning (tomorrow). I hope it goes well!
If you would like to read Vattu for free online, you can do so right here! The first book will include pages 1 through 270.
The Jack of Fauna.
I did the art for two cards of a fairy-themed playing card deck! There is a Kickstarter for it running right now!
FINALLY HAPPENING SOON
The Kickstarter for The Sleep of Reason, a horror comic anthology put together by Iron Circus Comics, is now online!
I have a 13-page story called Artifacts in this book. It is my first non-Overside work in comics in YEARS. I am very very happy with how it turned out, and if you’d like to read it I hope you will consider preordering the anthology.
Thank you!
Passing by the structure on the river, you see what looks like a makeshift well in the grassy basin behind it. Three narrow terraces wind along the hillside beyond the structure, and a path rounds the hill and goes beyond, out of sight.
What do you do?
You approach the structure upstream. It is built of unmortared stone, and a water wheel beside its entrance creaks and wobbles but does not spin. Inside is dark, and two paths from its door lead downstream and behind the structure.
What do you do?
You leave the path where it crosses the river and head upstream over the boulders. They are worn smooth and round, and many have small worn or carved holes in them. Further upstream another path leaves the river and goes to the right, and beyond that stands a square stone structure.
What do you do?
Following the driftwood path, you see a shaded valley below. Water trickles along its floor to the sea between numerous massive round stones. The path continues across, and the stones look like they could be climbed over.
What do you do?
