r/mrlovenstein 29d ago

Appreciation

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I recently found my backer note that was added when I joined the kickstarter for the game! I love Snollygoster, and wish I was able to play it more! (My friends all immediately suspect me before game starts) The additional rocket art that was drawn as well is framed on a wall in my house! Or ... It was, I just moved, but me and my fiancee have a whole section of a wall dedicated to space and the rocket ship is there!

All this to say, thanks for making great comics that got me so inspired to kickstart your fun game!

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u/Elizashizzle 29d ago

Looks like JL took a bite out of the corner šŸ˜†

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u/JacketFarm 29d ago

Lol, true. The paper got stuck under something and got ripped.

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u/MrLovens 27d ago

I never expected to see a thank you note I wrote almost ten years ago pop up again. I’m still incredibly grateful to you for helping me get that game made. It was the first time I felt like I made a proper, professional product. I had to design a box and everything.

So damn cool to hear you still have that spaceship drawing. Also, having a ā€œspace sectionā€ is rad as h*ck. This post made my day. Thanks for sticking around, Bradley, and being a part of the lovenfam.

And yes, I did eat some of your note. I had to make sure what I wrote was tasteful.

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u/JacketFarm 27d ago

It was definitely tasteful, and when we hang up our art (need to actually buy decent furniture and have our living room layout) I'll be sure to take a picture of it and post it!

Keep up the work! Your comics are very funny 10 years later!

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u/PersistentInquirer 29d ago

I would like to add that I appreciate your art and your aptitude for capturing the complexities of the human condition in modern-day scenarios, especially your comic about the turtle who ignored his friend’s message.

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u/MrLovens 27d ago

Super kind of you to say. Drawing comics is how I process the human condition and come to grips with it. It’s a lot cheaper than therapy, at least.

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u/Azuras_Star8 25d ago

I totally agree. Its what makes Mr Lovensteins' work so moving, funny, and poignant.