September 27, 2016
It is fine to experiment with ideas whose relatability or comprendability are uncertain, but do not commit to laborious coloring methods for them. I just got through saying not to tighten the humor out of the artwork, and then went and did something that is almost as bad.
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Indighost sez:
I’ll admit your usually cryptic symbolism is beyond my powers on this one. My best interpretation: If you put nail polish on your head, I am not sure what you expected to happen. Although I probably didn’t interpret it right.
On a completely unrealted note, however, if you like satire of advertisements and corporate language in general, I recommend this guy a lot (see link field).
Frimpinheap sez:
The creature is treating its whole body as a blemish that it does not want seen. I suspect the two intermediate frames confound this. If the dump came immediately after the label the intention might be more clear.
As usual, I considered that rather late, and did not want to dump irrelevance that I already put excessive effort into in order to accomplish my main goal. An alternate method, placing the label after the intermediate frames would allow me to keep them, but I would need to draw a new intermediate frame where the bottle label is now to imply that a product has been looked at or purchased. Also, that would be seven frames and therefore incompatible with the “page” layout I used when I uploaded this elsewhere. Oh ho what a mess. I wish I could conceal my messes.
I definitely envy your link target’s ability to tap into mindsets. I am far too impatient to learn to make things that look like somebody else made them, quite apart from my inability to guess how anything will be interpreted.
Indighost sez:
Ok. I think the snake thing is very cute by the way :)
The suicidal toothbrushes are hilarious