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Yay! International shipping is now available! See this news post on Kickstarter for all the info about it.
Here is another link to our Kickstarter campaign for the Sandra and Woo: 10 Years anthology and the art book The Art of Sandra and Woo!
It was an incredible amount of work, but it all paid off in the end. The books turned out great and I’m very proud of them! I hope you’ll like them too.
- Sandra: Ha! I always knew I’ve got that special spark that separates me from all those muggles!
- Sandra: It’s for you…
- Woo: A letter from Butterfly? Sweet!
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So is it written in Toki Pona?
ratfox wrote:
Maybe…
So now they can read and write?
@ Trimutius:
Maybe it’s a drawing?
Trimutius wrote:
Clearly, they’re wizard-racoons (racoon-wizards?) – I mean, they send mail by owl…
It still only lists one of those North American countries when I try to back the project on Kickstarter…
@ Byteflush:
It seems I can’t edit my comment.
Nevermind, I was checking the 110 € tier, didn’t notice that art prints aren’t available for those outside that one country. I’ll probably wait until this is fixed.
@ Byteflush:
I doubt the art prints will be “fixed”. The printer Novil arranged to do the printing doesn’t do art prints, and even if they did, they probably wouldn’t offer the ledger-sized paper they’ll be printed on over here in the US but the A3 paper that’s the closest equivalent used in the rest of the world, but which would likely make the margins likely look odd. For a European printer to duplicate the art prints they’d likely have to use C3 paper (or something larger) and then hand trim them down to what for anyone outside North America is an oddball paper size.
You’re still one of us Muggles, Sandra, sorry! XP
Sandra think about this, if it was a invitation to join the school you though it was, would be “put back” and have to take classes with 11 year olds.
Will the ‘European’ books be identical to the US Version in paper, size, Quality etc. etc. …?
@ Salisria:
That’s where these come in handy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE9bn1BBJoY
Don’t worry, Sandra.
I’m sure Cloud thins you’re magical.
Sandra…. in a town where Larisa lives you think YOU are to have a SPARK????
If a person who can speak with snakes is called a parsletongue, what do you call someone who can speak with racoons?
ack, i kept meaning to do the write-up things for the pictures you were considering! and to ask if you’d want to use that Seekay one i updated more recently!
Agarax wrote:
Anyone could understand Woo and speak to him, it’s Woo who has the special ability to talk to humans – guess that’s just another reason why he is more likely to receive a letter from Hogwarts than Sandra. 🙂
@ roguebfl:
Oh, but it’s okay. The COMIC is ten years old. And got the letter on its birthday.
I always knew Woo was a wizard. And Butterfly’s the headmistress, huh? I guess that explains how she managed all those great climbing feats.
It just struck me that the round table dinner is a nod to Asterix and Obelix! Very nice touch!
Agarax wrote:
“partial-to-coons?” 🙂
Backed! ^u^
Is it just me or is the owl giving Sandra a disapproving look?
“Hey, girl. This is not your letter. Don’t you know what privacy means?”
someguy wrote:
Okay, but what do you call someone who can speak to racoons who lack this special ability?
For that matter, is there a special term for a racoon who can speak with humans?
@ Agarax:
Agarax wrote:
Woo.
Thank’s so much for making the anthology available outside of America. I backed the Kickstarter this morning 🙂
Clif wrote:
Indeed.
@ Asrial:
Well she certainly has cast a spell on him. lol
@ Commander Clash:
They make a cute couple.
Paeris Kiran wrote:
The only Spark in the comic is Yuna