As the Philosopher once said:
“Even the panda, being but a beast of small stature when lying in the mud, has every recourse to take up arms against those oppressive forces of human nature—greed, jealousy, and verisimilitude—and strike a blow for the preponderance of earthly denizens foraging out their days in the wilderness of lonely hope.”
Continuing in the vein of Star Wars sketches from memory, this one actually turned out to be decently proportioned.
It’s all the TIE Fighter’s fault.
There I was, trying to do a quick sketch, when the pen had to slip and make this weird squiggle inside what was supposed to be the outline of the cockpit. Never one to give up easily, I proceeded to work that unexpected bit of ink into what became the cockpit window.
However, the original circle I had drawn for the entire cockpit was now just the window, so along comes a bigger circle. A circle which is, of course, a bit out of proportion with the wing I had already drawn.
And thus a just as strangely-proportioned X-Wing is born, to cleverly trick people into the idea that I had planned this all along.
A trick which I have apparently just ruined.
Oh well.
Okay, so it’s only a boar head, but I spent a few minutes coloring it in, so that should count for something.
Apparently Reese’s Pieces aren’t the only thing little wierd creatures can enjoy.
What’s better than that cartoon classic, the dancing anthropomorphic flower? Only one thing: a dancing anthropomorphic flower with a jagged instrument of death!
