Dune Trilogy
I was in 8th grade when I was introduced to Frank Herbert’s epic, Dune. In less than a week I blew through it and begged my grandparents to take me to the bookstore so I could buy the next two in the series.
Since then I’ve journeyed through the story of Paul Atreides (aka Maud’Dub) on three separate occasions and it never gets old. It was Dune that introduced me to the wonders of science fiction, of which I’ve consumed voraciously ever since—through books, movies, and so on.
This project is a bit of an homage to the wonderful story that inspired a life filled with spaceships, laser beams, robots, and futuristic cities. I’m ever thankful to Frank Herbert for crafting these phenomenal stories and characters I’ve carried with me all these years.
Since then I’ve journeyed through the story of Paul Atreides (aka Maud’Dub) on three separate occasions and it never gets old. It was Dune that introduced me to the wonders of science fiction, of which I’ve consumed voraciously ever since—through books, movies, and so on.
This project is a bit of an homage to the wonderful story that inspired a life filled with spaceships, laser beams, robots, and futuristic cities. I’m ever thankful to Frank Herbert for crafting these phenomenal stories and characters I’ve carried with me all these years.
