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Submitted: June 16, 2009
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Second page of my stupidly over-ambitious sci-fi comic adaptation of The Farmer & The Badger, with added mooncalves!

I think this is my favourite of the four pages I did, especially the last panel; I wanted to show how small the mooncalf was compared to the man, her tiny hand trying in vain to loosen his grip.

In this page;
The startled mooncalf panics and lashes out, killing the woman.
The womans husband and friends are devastated, they decide to punish the mooncalf.
They wait outside and jump her when she shows up.

Acrylic on paper, 29.7 x 42cm / 11.69 x 16.54"

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~Proskynesis Jun 13, 2010

Dude...dark !

`CrimsonMagpie Jun 13, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Yup, I have a fucked-up mind.

~Proskynesis Jun 13, 2010

You poor Englishman, tis your gift tis your curse

`CrimsonMagpie Jun 13, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Yup, but it's a defining thing about me, so I guess I embrace it.

~pimecomb Jun 16, 2009 Hobbyist Filmographer

with legs like that i didn't think it would be difficult for a moon calve to do that.

but why are the humans so faceless, its like there is no soul in them, even if its foul i think it would be nice to see some true anger prejudice, and hatred. the perversion is a nice touch though.