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Hey Diddle Diddle
The Cat and the Fiddle.Thomas plays a mournful melody in remembrance of his beloved soulmate who was caught by a string maker only days before. Unable to bear the weight of grief at losing her, the last thing he could do was steal the strings woven from her gut. He now plays to remember her as they can be together in song.
For Dan's layout class using the prompt of a washing machine (the one pictured here is an early 1600s model), a violinist and a chair. It should be noted that Catgut String is a misnomer as the strings were actually made out of cattle, sheep or goat gut. But I prefer the play on words and, being a person who loves cats, found this story more tragic when using the term literally.
Xelloss


Three different styles of the same character. I watched all of Slayers recently with my friends and I've always found him quite fun to draw, so I played with it and had fun.
Old stuff, Creatures and Critters

Work from Leo Hobaica's Color and Design class. Funny enough, the Baba Yaga painting was stolen and then magically returned to me at the end of the year. I actually have no idea where the 5 foot painting of the snakes is.

Angela Lansbury and George Hearn as Mrs Lovett and Sweeney Todd.



Someday I will make this movie. Just you wait.

Done for Basic Perspective - Patience is a virtue.



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