Pie Day, Dragon Style

So, to honor 3.14, March 14, or "Pi Day," I decided to post a li'l page about pie - or rather, a li'l page Nom changes to be about pie. And anatomy.


Original: Exactly as it appears - Nom only added the caption.


Fav detail: the "mutant" clusters of three berries - gross. And wrong. Or the sad, single berries - forlornly dangling all by themselves...again, gross. And wrong. But then, I guess that's pretty much us: gross and wrong. Don't lie: you love it.

Potato Sack Race Gone Wrong

The weather is finally getting warmer! With spring officially just 18 days away, we give you this tribute to a time-honored outdoor activity: potato sack races! Only with Twisted Sistah's influence...



Original: just as it appears - without the caption. The pages with just creative coloring and merely a caption are perhaps my favorite. There is a degree of difficulty in using only words to spin a picture completely around and T.S. has done it masterfully.



Fav Detail: Zoe's red-rimmed eyes.



NOTE: We do not think child abduction or abuse is funny. This page merely shows how an innocent thing like a potato sack race could be twisted into something else. And twisting things is usually funny.

Another Two-Page Spread

Boy, it's been a while! Inconsistency in posting seems to be the hallmark of this blog. Well, that and the PURE HILARITY of our PARODY!

So, since our last post was a two-page spread, I thought we'd follow it up with another...


This one is done by yours truly, Lieutenant Warp. It comes from a generic Cinderella book, except, as you can tell form the edges of the pages, the book is not in the traditional rectangle shape - it's kind of scallopy.



Inspiration: The Prince wasn't happy and the step-sisters WERE bending over a bit too much, in my opinion so I came up with a reason 'why' the Prince wasn't happy with the ladies who came to the ball...


Altered: Clearly, I hand-wrote in another sentence to help explain the artwork. I erased the necklines of the sisters and lowered them, making the more...ahem, interesting. Then I erased some lines in the front of the dresses and drew in some new ones to make it look like the sisters were parting their voluminous skirts. Finally, I added the legs. I also drew in a lacy bottom and colored it so it the 'interior' of the skirt was a different color than the 'exterior.'

Fav Detail: The pantaloons on the sisters. The fact they wear saggy under-things only makes them LESS attractive.

Be sure to click on each picture so you can see the details. I shrank them on the blog view so you could see them side-by-side but if you click on them they will come up full size.