Erica Schreiner

The citizens of the forest are entranced by strange cubes. Apple, Bird and Violet manage to break the trance and embark on a journey to try and find the master cube, which may bring the citizens back to consciousness.

Nightly, Satori gives birth to eggs and sells them in order to make enough money to survive so she can continue to make art. Satori becomes worn out and conflicted with the act of selling part of herself. She discusses this and the many aspects of being an artist with her friends: an encouraging unicorn, the all-knowing goddess, Isis, and a very disagreeable Beta fish. Together they help Satori find a way into the universe where she goes in search of meaning and answers about her current existence as an artist.

The citizens of the forest are entranced by strange cubes. Apple, Bird and Violet manage to break the trance and embark on a journey to try and find the master cube, which may bring the citizens back to consciousness.

Nightly, Satori gives birth to eggs and sells them in order to make enough money to survive so she can continue to make art. Satori becomes worn out and conflicted with the act of selling part of herself. She discusses this and the many aspects of being an artist with her friends: an encouraging unicorn, the all-knowing goddess, Isis, and a very disagreeable Beta fish. Together they help Satori find a way into the universe where she goes in search of meaning and answers about her current existence as an artist.

Nightly, Satori gives birth to eggs and sells them in order to make enough money to survive so she can continue to make art. Satori becomes worn out and conflicted with the act of selling part of herself. She discusses this and the many aspects of being an artist with her friends: an encouraging unicorn, the all-knowing goddess, Isis, and a very disagreeable Beta fish. Together they help Satori find a way into the universe where she goes in search of meaning and answers about her current existence as an artist.