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“Oh yeah…that’s Cas. He likes making flowers into accessories and dancing, uh…what’s that word he uses? Oh yeah. ‘Skyclad’.”

I was working on another project that has to do with the late 60s and thought, well, why not a sketch of these guys too?

Sam left home in hopes to make it to Carnaby Street eventually. He’s a mod and the height of style. But the best he did was to make it to San Francisco, where he ran into his brother Dean…who had ended up parting ways with their old-fashioned father as well, when he met a compelling, eccentric hippie by the name of Cas. Dean is randomly inspired for his songs, even though his singing voice isn’t very good. But he figures, if Bob Dylan can make it, so can he.

They go around and find out slowly that the world has a lot more levels than it seems to. Even the tumult over war and politics only scratches the surface. Cas helps the brothers, in his own way…kinda groovy. It’s time to stop doing things like the older generation; now it’s Sam and Dean’s time. Their world. Their age.

Would any of you enjoy reading a series like this?

Description
“Oh yeah…that’s Cas. He likes making flowers into accessories and dancing, uh…what’s that word he uses? Oh yeah. ‘Skyclad’.”

I was working on another project that has to do with the late 60s and thought, well, why not a sketch of these guys too?

Sam left home in hopes to make it to Carnaby Street eventually. He’s a mod and the height of style. But the best he did was to make it to San Francisco, where he ran into his brother Dean…who had ended up parting ways with their old-fashioned father as well, when he met a compelling, eccentric hippie by the name of Cas. Dean is randomly inspired for his songs, even though his singing voice isn’t very good. But he figures, if Bob Dylan can make it, so can he.

They go around and find out slowly that the world has a lot more levels than it seems to. Even the tumult over war and politics only scratches the surface. Cas helps the brothers, in his own way…kinda groovy. It’s time to stop doing things like the older generation; now it’s Sam and Dean’s time. Their world. Their age.

Would any of you enjoy reading a series like this?