EIGHT: THERE WAS A DISCREPANCY, AND IT UNSETTLED THEM

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SEVEN: AND SUDDENLY EVERYTHING FELT VERY UNSTABLE

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SIX: THE LUNARESCENT MOON

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FIVE: METHODS OF RE-PLANTING

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FOUR: THE HOLES SOLIDIFIED INTO MOUNTAINS

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THREE: THE RE-POSITIONING OF GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURES

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I found an old – mostly unused – notebook the other day, and a quick scalpel trim down one side left me with a neat stash of uniformly sized paper.

I’ve been filling them in with drawings in between working on the final leg of an illustration commission (thirty-one down, around fourteen to go!), as a bit of a brain-break.

TWO: THEY WERE TOO FAR AWAY...

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...to determine whether the lifeforms were gargantuan, or the terrain rather small.

ONE: SOMETIMES THE MOUNTAINS WENT MISSING

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...but they never bothered looking for them, as they believed in the theory that things will come home when they want to return.