I've loved every piece you've submitted in this style thus far...and this one is equally as impressive.
Each intricate little detail combined with the typography really sets this off.
Fantastic work Jess!!+fav

now reassembled in
chronological order

from the beginning:


chapter one: the book of one
they left him alone

chapter two: the book of storms
and each day he would search for the sun

chapter three: the book of angels
each time it was the same

chapter four: the book of home
he closed his eyes

chapter five: the book of years
for four and twenty thousand years

chapter six: the book of stars
and wrote his name on the stars

yeh!
great work dude

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ENLARGE YOUR PENIS NOW!!!

Congratulations, still love this, I don't think I will ever be sick of this style, and the story is still amazing. Favourite.

There is nothing I can say. If I ever got a copy of these books, they would likely be my most prized posessions. Ever.

amazing... the story is so vague, wich leaves a lot to the imagination. i just love when you do that in art. this is great

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_{Morbid fact of the week: An L.A. woman named Francesca Cruz killed her landlady, dismembered the body, boiled the flesh, baked it, and left it in trash cans around L.A. as food for the homeless.}

I so love all the books...your work is fantastic!

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eVee



Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal. Albert Einstein (1879-1955)

why they don't have love deviation is beyond me.
brilliant story... and the end just reverberated in my heart.

the stars are eternal, frail.... as i said before ... i love a happy ending!
all endings are happy... tho they may not feel like it at the time ...
think of a pond w no spring to renew it's stagnant waters.

change is good.......

if i bring you a full cup, how are you to put anything else into it?

you're work ALWAYS makes me FEEL! that is the test of a true artist.




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jules

"My heart's in my hand, and my hand is pierced, and my hand's in the bag, and the bag is shut, and my heart is caught."

Jean Genet

Great work, man. You had me from the first page of Chapter 1.

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When I was born I was so surprised, I didn't talk for a year and a half.

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