Moon Corps- My Space-Farm Project is Here

Introducing the latest civil service corps: Moon Corps! A program whose story is told through the materials of posters, stickers, an illustrated zine, patches, more.

I am so excited to present a fresh body of work all about the idea of Farm on the Moon. If that sounds out-of-character for the VGoT, a mostly butterfly garden sign project, I assure you it is not and frankly, everything is connected.
This is a spin-off of the VGoT, where Space-garden posters have been part of the project since the beginning. They always represented the “tomorrow” part of the Victory Garden of Tomorrow.

Now, I’ve fleshed out that aspect of the VGoT. We’re creating an entire science-fiction-based, New Deal Futurism-informed, civil service corps program that would mine lunar ice, create underground farm habitats, and setup a kitchen to cook it up and feed fresh food to hungry Astronauts—on the Moon. A victory garden on the Moon! One foot in the past, one foot in the optimistic future—I love it!

Learn more about all the fun and fascinating ideas, and see all the new materials we made for this whole new branch of the VGoT. Visit: https://www.mooncorps.org/

I had so much fun pulling this together, and yes, it has been a lot of work! To test everything out, I brought everything to Rose City Comic Con, Portland, Oregon in September 2026. It was a great time, and the perfect place to learn my pitch, and get a better handle on what this is going to be. Honestly, it was the right set of people to present to: they got it instantly and wanted to know how to play along. That’s when I started having fun, when folks asked “how can we join-in and be part of the program?”

I made a decent amount of new stuff for Moon Corps, but as I did I realized there’s so much more that I want to make! That’s a good thing, because it means this project has legs.

Take a look at the new website, use the contact page to let me know what you think, and join the email newsletter at the bottom of the page.

https://www.mooncorps.org/

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