Little Nemo

So from the very first panel the first thing that came to mind is, "he's dreaming, he better write all of this down the second he wakes up!" Lately I've been writing my dreams down to see how much I can remember. So far it's been getting easier to get a whole story down, but that's a topic for another time. Slumberland reminds me of all the falling dreams I had as a child, and how much I hated them. The style reminds me of a time when I was interested in the art on tarot cards, and how primitive yet whimsical it was. While it was a bit difficult to read I felt that the choice to keep everything flat was simple enough to communicate yet the art style was more realistic, something that I don't see often when someone uses a style that's more accurate. I felt it was very solid and told a simple story with an ending that is very relatable to any audience.