I haven't played the game in almost ten years, until a long time friend requested it at his birthday a number of weeks ago. Playing it made me think about illustrating the game's hundreds of cards, which is something I never got around to. Here are some doodles along those lines, showing some of the type of cards from the game.
I haven't settled on a look for the game yet, but it would be some combination of my late '80's interests - namely Heavy Metal, A Clockwork Orange, genital references, and the subconscious mind.




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That's pretty creepy, Lee. I'll show them to Scott when he wakes up.
I don't see anything creepy about it...
Notice Mike Rostad is no longer vulnerable to the Vegetables object card. I've seen him eat some in the last decade.
I was able to compare it side-by-side to the actual Mike...The graphic realness of it all is just uncanny.
That brow is burned into my memory.
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