So Far: Story of the Frog Lickin’ Little Runaways — The Beginning

August 10, 2026
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We all know women can buzz around and wire themselves to a thousand things at once, so naturally, it happened: the first pencil strokes of Frog Lickin’ Little Runaways.

The initial idea was to create something for grown-ups—but not the usual hard-punching, erotic, worn-out stuff. Illustrations, comics, perhaps, but something many millennials could connect with. Something that makes folks giggle their way through the stories of the Frog Lickin’ Little Runaways, who were, in fact, bastards.

Something that is also me, beyond my fine art side and my illustrations for kids. I don’t plan to shy away from my occasionally twisted, properly coloured humour. And I hope many people will find delight in the details and techniques that make up each work.

The King and troublemaker of Bongo Bong Zoo is The Frog, while the rest of the animals are the glitter of the gang.

Patience makes roses bloom—half true, but:

It is a growing idea among other serial works, so the frequency of new stories cannot be scheduled exactly.

The purpose of this work is simple: to serve a little good, some giggle in a time when information streams at us from every direction—and hopefully, Frog Lickin’ Little Bastards will stop the right people for a moment, give them a reason to chill, put a huge smile on their faces, and let them get lost in the details of the psychedelic world of Bongo Bong Zoo and its escapes.

As always, follow the link below to view the full serial.

→ Frog Lickin’ Little Runaways

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