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7 thoughts on “527 – Rosa Ex Nihilo”

  1. Anonymous

    HA! And DOUBLE HA!

    1. Dawn

      😆

  2. Anonymous

    That’s my girl. 😎

  3. Anonymous

    Oh we can cause some confusion for the operators now!

  4. Anonymous

    What is that highly suspicious link above? And is the correct term legerdemain? (quick search) No, only sorta. SOMEBODY is going to ask where she went.

    1. Dawn

      It looks to be spam. I’ll remove it.

    2. Clint

      Dunno about that link, didn’t look like it had any good business around here so we nuked it without a click. As for Rosa, she’s pulled off her appearing act, now comes the chutzpah…

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527 – Rosa Ex Nihilo
Posted on April 24, 2024 by Clint

Now you don't see her... now you do! Next time we'll see if Rosa's gambit worked and no one gets concerned over a short stint of digital abracadabra.

Welcome to the ranch, pardners.

Posted on September 26, 2009 by Clint
A good idea is much like a hungry zombie. It grabs hold of you and won’t stop until it has consumed your brain. My wife tends to have a lot of ideas, especially when she’s drawing in the middle of the night. Some are ingenious, some are just plain odd. But when I awoke one morning to find an illustration of a young, shotgun-totin’ cowgirl facing down a horde of zombies, I was intrigued. When Dawn stumbled forth from bed a few hours later, I asked her about the picture. Later still, after she had a shower, some breakfast and some caffeine, I asked her again. This time I actually got an answer: the young lady is a zombie rancher. She’s wrangling zombies on her zombie ranch. Like I said, some of Dawn’s ideas are ingenious, and some are odd. But every so often, there’s one that’s both. I wanted to know this woman’s story, and how she’d gotten herself into such a strange occupation. Since Dawn had no real answers for those details, I was left to my own daydreams on the subject. Daydreams that eventually evolved into a script on my part, and a lot more pictures on hers. We hope you find the idea as infectious as we did. Saddle up and shamble along for the ride.