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Thanks Mathew for your kind words! I'll try not too change to much as I go along. It has changed a lot since I started though... It's got looser and looser over last year and the print one is drawn in ink. I guess as you live with a project you become so involved with your characters you don't notice the changes.

There are three more posts left of Part Three. I'll try to get one out this weekend.



Thanks Andrew I do feel like a proud father!

and talking of proud fathers... here it is the first part of Eekeemoo in the Cloud City. The first 50 come with a free signed and numbered print on acid free archival stock. You can buy online at ...

http://butternutcomics.bigcartel.com/

Hi There, Here is page 73 of my sketch book adventure eekeemoo and the singing stone.

Here is page 74 of my sketch book adventure eekeemoo and the singing stone Cheers Willy MJ

So here we are two months later than planned at the end of part three. I'll start the teasers for part four next week. Thanks to all of you who have been reading this last year... sorry I have been so slow

Very cool, profound and emotional. Kind of reminds me of the star of Bethlehem.

Hey Andrew I'm so glad you like it.



I was thinking the same. I guess the holy story iconography runs deep. And I have just been reading about Hopi Indian warriors getting their power from stars. I guess the answers are always in the stars.

Very innovative use of iconography throughout. I admire your ability to tell a story with only symbols, no words.

Hi there,

next week the fourth and final part of eekeemoo and the singing stone begins.

Hey thanks Andrew I'm really stoked that you like it.

Another teaser image for part 4...

I can't wait. Are you going to publish the entire story in a single volume once it is done?

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Here is the beginning of the fourth part of eekeemoo and the singing stone.



Hey thanks for reading Rohwer... have done some fold out trials for comic cons and they went really well... however as for a full printing I'm not sure if anyone would buy it...

But it lives here at the moment

I'd buy it.

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I'd buy it. However, knowing the hazards of a large print run perhaps something like Lulu might be an option to put a hardcopy in the hands of those interested.

I'd love to have it, but I think we're so accustomed to a standard book size that it's be hard to imagine huge sales. It's awesome to read online and scroll down. Very interactive. Almost in a animated way, but not like the cheesy "bells and whistles" comics you see online sometimes. Definitely one of a kind.

Hey Rohwer, William and Andrew thanks for the support. I'll have a look at lulu and another look at the fold outs and keep you posted...
Here is page 77...
This post is for Jake out in San Fran as I know that spiders give him the willies!