The guy with the gun and the book is from an SLG comic called Rex Libris, which ended up in this collage because I got a bookmark somewhere.

Large Collage Book 1

Large Collage Book 2

Small Collage Book 1

Small Collage Book 2

Comments are open for questions and, well, comments. If you’re in Southern California and would like to see these books in person, leave me your email address, and we’ll see what we can work out. Thanks.

Where was I? Oh! So, I’ll go backwards and explain as I go.

These don’t scan very well, but that’s what I had to work with. This is what the box can look like assembled:

Three possible Collagioramas:

I used that chandelier hallway background a lot, but it’s not required.

Here are some possible permutations (I think that’s the word I want), but not in the box because it’s easier to scan them out of the box. Not much easier, but a little easier:

Here are the backgrounds:

Here are all the elements Molly can put on the various backgrounds in various permutations:

And this is almost the whole shootin’ match in the box:

I say this is almost the whole shootin’ match in the box because, tragically, the mountain goat image was lost while scanning. It’s on the scan, it was there when I put the collage on the glass, and that’s the last time I ever saw it in this dimension. Maybe the tiger ate it. I dunno. I’m sure I’ll look around the scanner one day and it will be right there, at least I hope so. Crawling around looking for it just made me realize how badly I need to clean in there. Ew. Anyway, Molly, I’m sorry, if I find it or I find another one, I’ll send it right away. I’ll ship Collagiorama 1 to you next week. I hope you enjoy playing with it and looking at it as much as I enjoyed making it.

Ginger

A woman had many plans for her life.
(The stairs represent her goals)
She planted a seed along with here dreams.
The plant grew but her dreams were left behind.

The pursuit of happiness is the chase of a lifetime!
It is never too late to become what I might have been.

Thanks, Maria!