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Some more layout work from the art book. Haha...these are a challenge.Mordecai's is a two page spread. The others will share a single page within the book.

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leviathan

Love the makeup detail. They may not always get along, but at least she knows her eyes will always be done up perfectly symmetrical.

NovaDoesArts

LOOK AT HIM! HES SO HANDSOME! and putting the makeup on mitzy!? So cute! My gay heart!

Obretiv

Always will be here for the Ms. Bapka content

Bo

Always cool to learn new vocabulary! "Pince-nez" is apparently a style of glasses that clips on the ridge of the nose. What does mein mean in this case? Google isn't helping me. Also, is there a higher res link? Some of the text is hard to read.

Charlotte Grubbs

In this case, "mien" means bearing, or how one expresses their personality. "Pince-nez mien" makes me think of someone very proper or fussy.

Charlotte Grubbs

I mean, having Mordecai do your eyeliner would definitely ensure it was symmetrical.

Paige Keeper

These are all turning out beautifully! The extra care really shows.

Meadowhaven

These look fantastic! *__*

Susan K. Jolly

I suspect it’s “mien”, which means appearance or manner.

Tracy Butler

it's a typo'd version of mien. =P These haven't gone through final proofreading yet. Apologies! (Just fixed it)

kfrances

i adore the little makeup tidbit.

Suzume S.

Ahhh, so cool! I love every page!

Black_Cat93

I LOVE IT Mordecai and Mitzi have the best dynamic, gosh

D. Alfonso

Ooh Dom is from Austin? That’s fun.

Isabella Shapiro

Aaaaa how incredible are these? So much fun, and I always adore seeing the new art creep it’s way here. I adore the little history facts, it makes Lackadaisy feel all the more grounded in history, despite the fluffy kitties. Incredible work as always, Tracy, and I look forward to buying the book!

Richard Howson

That geometric art in the bottom right of the section on Mordecai is probably my favourite piece of art you've done of him. It's on the card that came with my signed Vol.1 book, and I still have it pinned to my corkboard