Posted on redbubble as a tshirt (I'm not sure exactly who my target audience is for this). Anyway, as promised, a less decorous (more infantile?) arrangement of similar visual elements to yesterday's. This is based on the Story of Augustus, from Struwwelpeter:...when the soup is put on table,
He screams, as loud as he is able --
"Not any soup for me, I say!
O take that nasty soup away!
I won't have any soup today!"
For more Struwwelpeter in screeching falsetto (with puppets), see the Tiger Lilies.
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Reminds me of the first time I was offered sashimi! Of course I eat it all the time these days.
That's funny, it does look sort of like the revenge of the squid.
Hi! I have been checking out all your work, very impressive and fun. Love it.
I love the many-eyed creature!
I like this and below images. The monster seems the crisis representation...
Target audience could be mothers who know what the kids can turn into sometimes. I just witnessed a scene in a super market in which a toddler fought being put into the pushchair by making himself stiff as a log and screaming all jars out of the shelves.
Really really really great image... I'm your target group on this one! This has a spot on graphic quality... did I say I really like this...! I don't think there is any food that would make me react this way though...? tripe maybe...?
Dennis is reminded of a poem mentioning soup by Baudelaire.
great
perfect depiction of my daughter's reaction to swede
or broccoli
or sprouts
On target for me as well, Susan. Of course before I read the soup rhyme, I thought it was a pen rather than a spoon. The opposite of writer's block.
Tomas - More and more, everything resembles the crisis
Eva & Lettuce -going rigid in reponse to negative stimuli is a small child's super power
Dennis - hypocrite lecteur!
Nemo - The day before, it was a pen (see previous).
I think the opposite of writer's block is logorrhea, or at least something like it. How I love using that word!
delightful!
a bit frightening but in a good way : )
and i adore the word logorrhea as well!
..and it sounds scarier in German. I saw the tigerlillies..ohhh.. I am in love..
LOL! My parents definitely would have bought a few of these T-shirts back when memories of me at the breakfast table were fresh.
wonderful, I really like this! The inner demon is alive and well, or is that inner power....
Cool design and love The Tigerlillies.
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