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This was a silly idea that popped into my head and I decided to finish

ramyb wrote:This was a silly idea that popped into my head and I decided to finish

I like how the lion gets considerably more chubby as he swallows each zebra. . . even if most male lions don't hunt.

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Hahaha, very cute and funny!

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this is great! soooo funny!

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Ha! Why am I hearing an electronic drumbeat as I read the image?

Nicely done, Ramy. ^_^

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I'm getting a "One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish" vibe from this design, but in a twisted sort of fashion.

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Cute. I don't like it as much as your other one, but this one certainly has merit.

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Oh, Ramy. I needed me a good belly laugh tonight, and this did it. I adore this design. You are made of pure win.

GMV!

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Is there any particular reason the lion only has three legs?

samsdad wrote:Is there any particular reason the lion only has three legs?

My first thought was to simplify the design... if the foot was drawn in front of the rear leg, it could look a little funny (sorta like uh, the lion has some genitalia). If the foot was drawn to the right of the other leg, it would look as though the lion were flying.

Whoosh! Super lion.

Sometimes eliminating a part on a character silhouette helps. After all, I think it's safe to say that we can still assume the lion has four limbs.

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Why are the zebras smiling?

zekecatz wrote:Why are the zebras smiling?

That's the first question I asked myself when I saw this design on Friday. I still don't have an answer.

CityVelo wrote:My first thought was to simplify the design... if the foot was drawn in front of the rear leg, it could look a little funny (sorta like uh, the lion has some genitalia). If the foot was drawn to the right of the other leg, it would look as though the lion were flying.

Whoosh! Super lion.

Sometimes eliminating a part on a character silhouette helps. After all, I think it's safe to say that we can still assume the lion has four limbs.

He has a fourth leg in the first picture. I guess one of the Zebras ate it.

VooDooPC wrote:He has a fourth leg in the first picture. I guess one of the Zebras ate it.

That's the thing though... he didn't have a belly that would cover up much of the fourth leg to start causing visual oddities. From a design standpoint, it makes sense why it was left out as the belly grew bigger.

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First reaction: Aw, how cute, the lion and the zebras are doing a little dance together!

Second reaction: Wait...why's there red stuff all over the lion's mouth? And what happened to the other zebra? And why's the lion getting fatter?

Third reaction: OH MY GAWD NOOOOO. D:

zekecatz wrote:Why are the zebras smiling?

I don't think they realize that they are dinner. They are just having a fun time dancing.

CityVelo wrote:My first thought was to simplify the design... if the foot was drawn in front of the rear leg, it could look a little funny (sorta like uh, the lion has some genitalia). If the foot was drawn to the right of the other leg, it would look as though the lion were flying.

Whoosh! Super lion.

Sometimes eliminating a part on a character silhouette helps. After all, I think it's safe to say that we can still assume the lion has four limbs.

Maybe the lion's belly just hides the leg?

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Love it!

CityVelo wrote:My first thought was to simplify the design... if the foot was drawn in front of the rear leg, it could look a little funny (sorta like uh, the lion has some genitalia).

This just raises another question. . . .

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"Don't mind him -- he's always got blood on his lips." -- Bill Engvall

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I hope it wins.. I want one of these so bad!