LAST EDITED ON Aug-21-01 AT 02:20 PM (EDT)

>Phil,
>
>I would like you to know that your artwork inspired the wierdiest
>waking dream I've ever had.

*blink* You're welcome? *wry look*

> {Text of pretty damn cool dream sequence snipped here}

>Then I woke up, half expecting Akio to come charging through. I don't
>know how they escaped that one. It being a moving train and all. I
>rather suspect they slipped out an emergency window when the train
>stopped, but I had this awful feeling that Touga was waiting for them.
>
>Best dream I've had all week.
>
>many thanks for the inspiration,
>t.

Well then, you're welcome, though I should think gryphon should get
at least part of the credit here, given that he's written the sheer
majority of the text of Symphony of the Sword so far... :)

But I'm glad to have helped out in people's dream sequences, and I know
where you're coming from, as I have a cast inside my head that tends to
provide running commentary on just about everything I do... (oi.)

And to answer various folks in the thread about the possiblity of more SOS
semiofficial fanart, rest assured, there will be more in time. However,
remember Rule #1 of the Eyrie Forums, and Rule #2 of the Eyrie Forums, and
all will be well.

(Though, I will be nice and state that part of the reason my artwork output
is so slow at times is because it's part dependant on inspiration, and part
dependant on sheer time. When one has about 17 drawn and commissioned
things to color after Otakon when one is also fulltime online roleplaying in
an Amber campaign, time becomes rather stretched. But that's the way the
badger bounces...)

-- Philip Jeremy Moyer
("Badgers? Badgers?! We don't need no steeeenkin' (Chaosian) Badgers!")
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