Woman in the Mirror

A project in Staten Island, NY by John Rap
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Artificial intelligence living in a bathroom digital mirror counsels family members and has adventures with inanimate objects.
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Backers: 23
Average Pledge Per Backer: $4

Funded: $82 of $10
Dates: Feb 4th -> Feb 28th (25 days)
Project By: John Rap
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Latest News

You did it!

February 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Congratulations! If there are twenty backers there must be two pieces of line art on the back of the card.  Yup, there are. Thanks to Dodot for drawing the additional art. See a preview of the back of the card below. The story isn't there yet, but... (Read More)

Now available in stacks of 50

February 21st - via: kickstarter.com
Why 50? 50 cards fits perfectly in an USPS if-it-fits-it-ships box. A $50 reward has been added. It's a bundle of the cards. I'm not expecting that anyone who already pledged needs a bundle, but maybe you know someone who would.  I'd also like to... (Read More)

Third Drawing Unlocked

February 18th - via: kickstarter.com
Dodot is already at work on two drawings for the back of the postcard. 16 of you backing the project unlocked the 20 backer stretch goal, via rounding. No promise that 51 rounds up to the 100 backer stretch goal, but ...maybe.  (Read More)

First Stretch Goal Unlocked

February 10th - via: kickstarter.com
Thanks to all of you Dodot will have to make at least one more drawing. We have passed the first stretch goal of 10 backers. Which unlocks that second drawing. Nine more backers and the Kickstarter collective buys a third picture from Dodot. After... (Read More)

That was quick, but is one million possible?

February 7th - via: kickstarter.com
It took you less than 8 hours from launch to fund this project. That was a great way to start. How big this project gets is totally in your hands. A one page story is fine. Call of Cthulhu was just a few pages in its original form. Right now Woman... (Read More)

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