Guitar for a bit

Also

It’s the Frankenstein myth bent into a sneer. Instead of fearing what the creature might do to us, Hawley makes us stare at what the makers did to the creature—and then dares us to cheer when the experiment claws its way out of the lab.

That’s why Pearl Jam’s “Animal” isn’t just a cool needle-drop; it’s the thesis. Five against one, kids against the suits, hybrids against the company, Gen X against the institutions that chewed them up. Not a warning from Olympus, but a street-level howl: we’re not experiments, we’re the reckoning.

Ridley’s Prometheus is the boomer’s nightmare: hubris, cosmic punishment, “we flew too close to the sun.” Hawley’s Alien Earth feels like the Gen X counterpunch—resentment, neglect, being used as fuel for someone else’s machine.

Does that picture look as shitty to you as it does to me?

Then I just leaned into it...

"model sheet/character design - sketches including artist notes in margins for a fat gluttonous rat villain for a comic book. show different poses/ideas/faces"

I forced "dragon":

"model sheet/character design - sketches including artist notes in margins for a new funny animal (dragon) character for a comic strip. show different poses/ideas/faces"

This was the prompt:

"model sheet/character design - sketches including artist notes in margins for a new funny animal character for a medieval comic strip. show different poses/ideas/faces"

I tried to steer it away from turning me into a pig...