Donna Barr's Stinz

Stinz Issue #15, Page 21 (No Comments)

We actually will see Andri when he grows up and has a family. KNOWING the mare is actually the boss will make things much nicer and quieter for him.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 20 (4 Comments)

I think MY readers can imagine what this man is about to face. If I were him, I’d be RUNNING.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 19 (4 Comments)

Marriage and love and war got in the way of telling anybody about it. And not swimming with the little kids any more.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 18 (12 Comments)

Sometimes childhood memories can explode, especially when set off by adult memories.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 17 (8 Comments)

Kids sometimes take their wounds better than the parents. Especially when they’re tough little kids.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 16 (14 Comments)

You ever did this as a kid? I had a concussion, once, and mom never found out. She’d have killed me if she found out how I got it.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 15 (4 Comments)

I think this was BEFORE I was on a barbed-wire-scarred mare who thought blackberries were the deadly enemy, and nearly killed us both. MAN, I art-witched MYSELF.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 14 (9 Comments)

Anybody who’s ever gone swimming knows what “things” in the water feel like.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 13 (11 Comments)

I’ve always had so much fun with the word balloons. Word balloons that get involved were just the next step.

Stinz Issue #15, Page 12 (4 Comments)

This was just fun to draw. Especially the splashy water.