ADOPT A DOG is a graphic novel revolving around a group of dogs who live together in a foster home. While they await adoption, they spend their time navigating through the pleasures and hurdles that life has to offer.

Four best friends, blood brothers at heart, navigate life’s ups and downs while being thrown into unpredictable situations. From visiting different realities and chaotic road trips to even finding themselves inside a horror movie, no matter what they face, they always stand by each other. Some stories follow new characters and one-off adventures, all set in the vibrant Zob City universe.

Igor answers a Dog-walking Ad, only to find his new "Dog" is a talking Tiger! Together, they embark on an unexpected walk, but by the end, Igor faces a difficult decision that could change everything...

Michiro has dated many girls, but none of his relationships ever felt meaningful. After he breaks up with Makuri, she becomes furious and curses him — turning him into a girl for ten months. To break the curse, Michiro must build a genuine relationship and learn what true love really is. As he adjusts to life as a girl, he slowly grows closer to Kanguro, a boy he once disliked. Together with their friends, they experience emotional challenges, personal growth, and many meaningful adventures.

“It was like he’d missed the main part of the story and arrived between the big climax and the end credits. A new order had established itself and everyone, apart from him, was living happily ever after. Nothing interesting could possibly happen between now and the ending.” Philip is searching. For meaning. For connection. For someone to share a moment with. By day, he works from a rented room. By night, he drifts through cafés and bars, dodging awkward chats with his landlady and hoping for something more. When he meets Gina, a local musician, things begin to shift. But relationships are messy, and Philip’s discomfort grows as he stumbles through miscommunications, emotional misfires, and the looming presence of Gina’s intense ex. Add in a crumbling tower, gong baths (whatever they are), and the quiet ache of modern life, and you have a story that’s tender, funny, and deeply human. A beautifully observed graphic novel about connection, confusion, and the spaces in between.

This a story about lost and finding peace with that. Sometimes we don't realize how wrong we are until it's too late. (I made this for contest back when I first started doing digital art)