Every old story carries a warning. Somebody always ignores it. Forty ordinary places, one broken rule, and a creature that is already close. Some come from real folklore, some were invented for this book, and none of them are hiding. Fine-line art for markers, gel pens and colored pencils. Dread, not gore.
Three editions: gothic for adults, detailed and cozy for all ages, and gentle for little ones. Plus a free bonus page for each, every week in October.
Four planets. Two moons. One continuous survey. Fifty alien landscapes in fine black-and-white line art — the terrain companion to Xenobotanica and U.F.O., ready for your color.
Fifty creatures from a world that doesn't exist yet, rendered in fine grayscale. The fauna companion to Xenobotanica — Helios Valley's next world, ready for your color.
Fifty specimens of alien botany, rendered in fine grayscale line. The world that started it all, and the flora companion to U.F.O. and GPS, ready for your color.
Xenobotanica was the first world Helios Valley colored in. U.F.O. is next — and more are already taking shape, including corners of Atlas Valley's own novels, waiting for their own grayscale editions.
Fifty scenes, two points of view. Most pages put you in the hunter's boots — a treestand look-down, a ridge overlook at first light. Every so often, without warning, the perspective flips and you're looking out through the animal's eyes instead. Something out there already noticed you.
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