“Not slimy enough?” Perish the thought. Yes, this little journey into bacteria and insect art is quite a good concept. As a matter of fact I’ve found that same fluffy spores that resemble your fly head, growing in the forgotten Tupperware at the back of my fridge minus the compound fly eyes. When I open the containers I wonder what the heck was so important to save in air tight freshness that has lain to waste for at least a month. I can almost imagine a pink and salacious tongue, snaking its way out of the mold and wrapping itself around the worms. In your case it’s that hideous, but kind of hairy, snuggley fly thing tonguing the worms. I just happen to have worms handy in the fridge, for my next fishing trip. If those worms in your drawing are maggots, then you really have made a squishy, slimy, slithering, statement with your desrriptive art . I’m not sure if I should say “keep up the good work..Ugh!
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yum!
Love it!
Whoa. Nice tongue.
thanks Z-kids and Chris!
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“Not slimy enough?” Perish the thought. Yes, this little journey into bacteria and insect art is quite a good concept. As a matter of fact I’ve found that same fluffy spores that resemble your fly head, growing in the forgotten Tupperware at the back of my fridge minus the compound fly eyes. When I open the containers I wonder what the heck was so important to save in air tight freshness that has lain to waste for at least a month. I can almost imagine a pink and salacious tongue, snaking its way out of the mold and wrapping itself around the worms. In your case it’s that hideous, but kind of hairy, snuggley fly thing tonguing the worms. I just happen to have worms handy in the fridge, for my next fishing trip. If those worms in your drawing are maggots, then you really have made a squishy, slimy, slithering, statement with your desrriptive art . I’m not sure if I should say “keep up the good work..Ugh!
awesome comment anonymous!!
WICKED!! Love the character!!
Thanks Alina!
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