Holed up in their old decrepit warehouses and factories, away from the prying eyes of humans, they pondered. If there was one question that had plagued the race of Rugrats since the beginning of recorded history, it was this: "What do we call our young?" Given that the term "rugrat" colloquially referred to children in general, this was quite a conundrum. Plrato, Socratties, Democrattus, Aristratle- all had failed to shed light on this most perplexing of problems. The answer hovered out of reach even to the present day. In modern times, "flannelrats" or "tea-towelrats" were popular choices, while naughty children were often referred to as "snotty hankyrats".
Acrylic on illustration board, 50 x 40.5 cm.
Comments
Relianth Says:
Talk about realistic...At first I wasn't going to look at this because I thought it was a picture but then I noticed the little orange things so i had to check it out and WOW you blew me away. I think I've seen your art before and I have to say it's magnificent! you put in a lot of effort and it really does show. Good job and keep up the hard work
Bobfleadip Says:
That got my masterpeice vote, nice job
mistergoodface Says:
Call your childern any thing but Gurtrude, no offense to any one who has that name. Very nicely painted.
renner Says:
Masterpieced. This is brilliant.
Spring the Rabbit Says:
This is what I wanna see on the featured art. So creative with these creatures. I tend to move away from academic art, but when I see a really good peice, I can't help but be envious. Awesome job!
Koishii Kitty Says:
I sooo love this. the idea is soo wonderfull and your critters are sooo cute! it just makes me squirm with happyness.
moonyremyelf Says:
Masterpieced. I love this. And I love your creature. =D
Nefis Says:
Simply amazing >_<!
and that creatures are adorable
Sushi the Dragon Says:
Your washing machine wants to kill me ... o_o
Very nice indeed.
Neyla91 Says:
first I thought that this was a picture but then when I looked it close I saw that it was a painting and I was so...amazed! It's so beautiful
and the creatures are so adorable too :)