the Explorers

The Explorers 11×14

Sometimes the only thing we needed growing up was a couple of card board boxes. Those boxes could take us anywhere and many times those adventures were pretty dang fantastic. I know there is a little of me in here, especially with the need to have a realistic working cockpit. It was adventures like these that allowed our imaginations to soar. It’s our imaginations that let us explore new places, solve complex problems and even bring  a little peace in a very mixed up world. So remember don’t be afraid to play a little and keep creating.

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As promised I am trying really hard to bring a little more love to my site here. Give you art while we wait for comic page updates. Hopefully there will be something everyday here to take you away.

6 Comments

Random Guy » 6 Feb 2013 » Reply

I like how they are putting alien technology onto a cardboard shell

    trav » 6 Feb 2013 » Reply

    You have to do what you have to do to make those ships go fast.

Lee Cherolis » 6 Feb 2013 » Reply

Oh man, that takes me back. Reminds me of the 80's movie of the same name, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089114/

Who didn't build a spaceship of their own growing up?

    trav » 6 Feb 2013 » Reply

    I never what was better building the ship or where the ship took us. Sometimes I think building it was far more adventurous –

    as for the movie- i have never seen it… I might have to take a moment and watch it. I know, I know, it was an 80's flick but when it came out i was a teen and it seemed a little young for me then.

      Lee Cherolis » 7 Feb 2013 » Reply

      I hope you do! I was the perfect age to enjoy it in the 80's. Stirs up some pretty powerful memories for me. Obviously since it was one of those movies that stuck with me.
      I imprinted on movies, cartoons and books pretty hard from ages 4 to 12.

        Trav the bean » 7 Feb 2013 » Reply

        i have several that are that way for me as well. It's nice to remember.

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