Oh this is lovely, I always enjoy seeing you post your art...

This looks interesting, I think I want to watch ^_____^
Lovely art, it's what attracted me to the comic

V for Tvor?

I have to admit, this has always been one of my favorite comics of yours, even though up until now, I had no idea what was really going on. After seeing the kid in uniform driving a train at the end, I figured this culture had a great need for engineers who can lift stuff with their minds. It would sure come in handy for throwing mechanical switches in front of you. :)

One of the points I wanted to make with the "Little Mice" series was that "Magic" was in common use among the mouse people and they used it every day. Some individuals were more skilled with one aspect of some sort of "Magic" over others, but everyone in that world harboured some sort of unusual ability. I also wanted to show these mouse people had developed what I call, "Magimechanics," or the ability to incorporate "Magic" into mechanical devices.

Magical art, and I love the idea of "Destiny Day"; may yours be fine indeed!

(Sniff...!) I never had a "Destiny Day."

Every day you create your own destiny, even without the thoughtful and kind assistance of others. From the sense of life in your art, you have done very well. *hugs*

sweet comic my friend

I want one of them toy trains... :)

I could kitbash one probably.

Ooo! In Lionel size?