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EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR EVERYONE WHO IS REGISTERED WITH US on Patreon or our Official Website - JOIN FOR FREE to qualify - turn the first Title Page to reveal the Book Title spread, featuring Webstrand flying close to Arktura on her homeworld Shimmistra – down in the bottom left-hand corner of the left-hand page you will discover the personalisation panel in which your name, or the name of the recipient, will be entered, along with the Studio No. matching the Studio Cat No. on the Certificate of Authenticity. - DISCOVER MORE ... https://www.artworkshopwithpaul.com/elphen-webstrand-hardback-book
"Webstrand, the Tooth Gatherer, recounts an Elphen folklore about one particular event, an event in life with which we are all familiar. Told through the experience of an adventurous child, whose life is forever changed – a child whose inquisitive nature leads to the discovery of something beautiful, resulting from a personal loss. "
"This specific quest is as old as anyone can remember, yet it is a monumental story that has never been told before - a tale of which childhood dreams are made, one of several that have been with Paul since his own younger days. Although the first meeting between Webstrand and Fizz was a little tetchy, a close bond is eventually forged between them, one that can never be broken, as is revealed."
"Share in my delight at being able to reveal this epic tale of Webstrand, the Tooth Gatherer, who ‘accidentally’ (or not) takes a human-child on the expedition of a lifetime, after losing her tooth. You are invited to join them on that journey through the Starway, with twists and turns, frights and laughter, happiness and sadness, totally new experiences and unexpected happenings and a uniquely Elphen ending."
"Welcome to Shimmistra and the world of Elphen, for which I am privileged to be the sole chronicler, through my artworks and writings. This nine-chapter book records the happening of one particular earth-time night, from when Fizz lays her head down to sleep, to when she awakes in the morning, wondering – was it all but a dream?"
Paul Taggart