Sarah won the quotes contest with 8 correct answers. Congrats! She asked for a drawing of a shelt skeleton, specifically lower body, so here’s my sketch.
In addition, a sample of the Cowry Catchers illustrations for Part I are here. Also, although I didn’t mention it in the podcast, Rah Cloutier did some sketches of the main characters for Cowry Catchers when she was trying to get a feel for anatomy. They’re not wearing clothes, but they’re also not very detailed.
Here’s my sketch of a pegasus skeleton, and here’s my DA gallery.
The Bunjee Venture by Stan McMurty is indeed available on Amazon for pennies. “The Old Gumbie Cat” is by T.S. Eliot, from his book of cat poems, Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats. It later became the raw material for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical, Cats.
What, you aren’t going to post the list?
Oh, I did! I mean, it’s in the audio. I recorded this between packing and cleaning my apartment for the friend who’s staying there. I edited the audio on the plane, and I posted it through a haze of exhaustion from my parent’s house yesterday evening. I don’t have time to list the sources, but they’re in the audio. Hughes and I forgot to mention Eliot, and I forgot to record an addendum, which is why I stuck it in the notes.
Ah, sorry, next time I’ll listen first, comment second. Good sketch by the way, It should help with art projects.
Enjoyed the story, way gonna say hi via Twitter but didn’t see the link… Keep up the good work.