Recently I took most of the old designs in the Cafe Press store down, to make room for new ones (and because, like many artists, I have limited patience for my own old art).
However, I’ve put this particular design back up, by request:
Ozy and Millie
Wisdom for short attention spans.
Over at my home station:
- I am interviewed by children December 1, 2017One child, anyway. A little girl named Katy, in Massachussetts. She wrote a letter to her local paper, the Daily Hampshire Gazette, asking them to please pick up ‘Phoebe and Her Unicorn.’ Not only did they, but they let her ask me some interview questions. And she really nailed it. Read about it here! […]Dana Simpson
- The Big Sparkly Box of Unicorn Magic October 19, 2017This week has been Magic Storm week, but next week, the first four books are coming out as a boxed set! Read more →Dana Simpson
- Happy Magic Storm release day! October 17, 2017The new book, which is the first one written as a standalone graphic novel, is here! Read more →Dana Simpson
- The gay unicorn agenda July 26, 2017Did you catch the reveal of Max’s parents in this week’s strips? I’ve actually known all along that Max has lesbian parents. I’ve been waiting for years for it to come up organically. And it actually did in the forthcoming Phoebe and Her Unicorn In: The Magic Storm, which is due out in October. So […]Dana Simpson
- School Library Journal June 28, 2017SLJ’s Brigid Alverson interviewed me for a great article about LGBTQ representation in comics. I’m quoted in the article, but I said a lot more, and apparently it was interesting enough that she also published the whole interview. Read more →Dana Simpson
- I am a geek and these are my secret loves June 27, 2017I contributed a story to Dark Horse Comics’s The Secret Loves of Geeks. Some other amazing contributors, too. Check it out. Read more →Dana Simpson
- Music Monday April 17, 2017Scandanavia does many things well. Including songs. Read more →Dana Simpson
- Unicorn Crossing March 29, 2017Hooray! New book! Read more →Dana Simpson
- There’s No Place Like Home February 28, 2017I’m headed back to Seattle, land of my youth. And my early adulthood. And my early middle adulthood. Look for me at Emerald City comic con this weekend! Booth 512. The Collapsar booth. (Collapsar is a loose group of people I’ve been splitting an ECCC booth with for several years.)Â Read more →Dana Simpson
- Music Monday December 12, 2016I’m pretty sure I’m stealing that tradition from someone. Possible Atrios? I’m too lazy to check. This is my favorite REM song. Read more →Dana Simpson
Well, as an artist myself, I can see why you wanted to do that. The old merchandise was good while it lasted, and I’ve grown to love what I could get my hands on while I had the chance.
Huh. I really like this design, actually. I remember it from Millie’s “best dream countdown” thing, if I’m correct.
Glad this one made it back. It’s so simple, yet fits so well. Ozy and Millie are something like Yin and Yan themselves. They balance each other so well too.
opps. ment to put yang. missed the G.
Picture it, this symbol spins in the middle of the screen, and splits in half, revealing Ozy and Millie hiding behind each others tails. They do some backflips in the air as their tails shrink to be properly proportioned to their bodies, then they drop to the ground.
If the strip is adapted into a T.V. series, thats how I picture the first few seconds of the title sequence.