We sat side by side in the morning light & looked out at the future together.

- Side by Side

http://www.publiczoo.com/futuresidebyside.htm

In my dream, the angel shrugged & said, If we fail this time, it will be a failure of imagination & then she placed the world gently in the palm of my hand.

- Imagining World

http://www.publiczoo.com/futureimaginingworld.htm

"Some days I think life would be a whole lot more fun if I just knew how to make it a whole lot more fun (& you can pretty well imagine how those days go)."

- Original Drawing #1768-Boxed Book Set

http://www.publiczoo.com/futurealotmorefun.htm

"What I'm mostly good at is sleeping, he once told me in confidence, but he added, I don't see much future in it."

- Sleeping Man

http://www.publiczoo.com/futuresleeping.htm

"air juggling because the really tricky moves are easier "

- Original Drawing #1880-Boxed Book Set

http://www.publiczoo.com/futureairjuggling.htm

"I didn't listen to her because she was my mother & wouldn't know anything until I was much older."

http://www.publiczoo.com/hindsight.swf

"There is no one who comes here that does not know this is a true map of the world, with you there in the center, making home for us all."

http://www.publiczoo.com/menumothers.htm

You can always get over this flu that's going around, but the effects of Little House on the Prairie last forever.
One of a series of animations by StoryPeeps Studio based on the stories and artwork of Brian Andreas.

What we expect love to look like and what's really possible are different. Always have been, always will be. Makes it all thrilling and extraordinary, doesn't it?

Just because we love the world doesn't mean we have to MARRY it. Or even date it. It helps to have a good bird puppet guarding
our time and affections :)

At the end of a long day, the simple and true touch of love beats ANY fairy tale about romance.

Sometimes it can seem like an impossible task to love everyone. In truth, that might just be the easy part. One of a series of animations by StoryPeeps Studio based on the stories and artwork of Brian Andreas.

We hear it's possible to trade love for treats. But why would we when giving it with gusto's soooo amazing?

'Promise' was originally written and designed by Brian Andreas to raise money for food banks after Katrina. And now Iowa and its neighbors have suffered spectacular floods. The poster is being re-released by Storypeople to support the work of recovery - particularly of Cedar Rapids - that will go on long after the first response is forgotten. The poster costs $20; $19 of that goes directly to a foundation that targets specific and real needs.