Sorry for the long radio silence, a lot of things happened and I was only able to mail the Bill, Stan and Ford puppets out to Alex Hirsch a few weeks ago.
I haven't heard anything yet, and maybe I never will, but I'm really happy that he got them. A Hirsch signed for the package!!!! I hope he enjoys them.
Pictures of me packing them up under the cut
We probably won't meet again, but I'm happy I made you guys.
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Some pics and goodies I found at Anime Matsuri! Also got to meet @3dbillcipher and @owlapinart which was SUPER awesome!! (if anyone sees other ppl that you know don’t be shy and tag em plz)
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Hey, @3dbillcipher! Christmas may be over, but I heard you sometimes like to play board games. So I made you a board for one of my favorite board games, Mancala. Many boards for this game have 12 pits, but this version is Infinite. It’s also a Moebius strip, so the entire surface can be played on.
(Also here are the 48 playing pieces that would be included with a normal Mancala board. An infinite number is...too much to show right now, but they’re there too, I assume.)
Anyway, consider this a ‘thank you’ for gracing us with your blog. Enjoy.
((For anyone who isn’t sure what I’m talking about: I drew a surreal-abstract-outer space themed board for the game Mancala.))
((It’s a very old game that’s played in Africa and Asia. There are over 800 kinds of board and gameplay--”Mancala” more properly describes a family of games than any one game. The variation I know how to play was brought to the US in the 1940s. It has boards that look like this:))
((There are 12 pits, 2 stores, and 48 pieces. You start with 6 pieces in each pit and “sow” them clockwise, dropping one in your store as you pass it. When the pieces have all been collected, the player with the most wins. In the version I drew, the stores are the two black holes, the pits are nebulae, and the pieces are stars, planets and moons. Every piece shown represents a real life space object!))