ORIGIN: In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s the same Brush as last time. But this teddy bear belongs to a little vampire and a mouse is hell bent on taking it from him. Someday a mouse will come for my teeth. I know it in my bones because a butterfly has already come for my […]
A LITTLE VAMPIRE, HIS TEDDY BEAR AND TWO ESCAPEES FROM HELL. Read More »
ORIGIN: One of the props was a mouse. If you take a closer look at its ear, you will see the suggestion of a girl whispering in its ear. Her dress fades into the mouse’s blush, and somehow we found ourselves reminiscing about our first love. You are not wrong. Life is a succession of
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ORIGINS: Schrödinger’s cat. But we are, and always will be, partial to birds. In the original character’s eyes, the bird was alive, wings spread wide, ready to take flight. But we turned them upside down, and the bird died, with those same wings spread stiff. “Spread your wings,” they said. “Take flight,” they said. “Smile.
THE BIRD IS ALIVE. THE BIRD IS DEAD. Read More »
ORIGINS: Once again, don’t ask where that face came from. Just look at the eyes. They reminded us of a long, dark-haired ghost, lazily haunting every waking thought of some poor child. Do you really have to ask? My eyelashes were put to the scissors as soon as I was born. They thought that my
ORIGINS: We read somewhere that lynxes and eagle-owls have a similar coloration because they have a similar diet. The book used the word spectrum, which isn’t all that different from specter, and we couldn’t resist including those ghosts and letting them haunt this series. I would rather not owe my appearance to a bunch of
Lynx, owl and their specters. Read More »
I won’t be a ghost trapped in the sea that was your past.
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