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- Cats
- Help
- Tomorrow
- Gang
- Asylum
- Morph
- Bridge
- Choice
- Mail
- Procrastination
- Meh
- Things
- Anger
- Awards
- Blanket
- Wrong
- Restrained
- Clock
- Therapy
- Pill #1
- Alter-Ego
- Genetics
- Immortal
- Avenge
- Self-Care
- Impressions
- Parents
- Advice
- Test
- Pill #2
- Newspaper
- Overthink
- Plans
- Power
- Queen Bea
- Queen Bea #2
- Declutter
- Workshop
- Finish
- Confidence
- School
- Pill #3
- Splurge A
- Splurge B
- Interview
- Scared
- Monitor
- Bang
- Positivity
- Heroic
- Hate
- Away
- Pill #4
- Reply
- Son
- Insomnia
- Insects
- Self-harm
Creator
On the surface, Flying-Fox Man and The Freek look like a simple parody of a well-known comic hero and their foremost antagonist, but for us they quickly became a potent way of exploring our mental health issues. This was inspired by being told by my ex-partner about the theory of learned helplessness. I don't subscribe to that theory, but it can be a tempting way to look at depression.
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