After my post a few days ago, Nick and I felt compelled to provide a few examples of what the results might look like after successfully playing the Drawring Game.

This is  Nick’s Interpretation of some shapes that I drew for him. Now, all of these characters are exceptional, but it seems there are a few noteworthy creations that I particularly enjoyed. First, I’d like to turn your attention toward the only thing that Nick felt needed a label, the Grim Baby.

It looks very unhappy to be collecting souls at such a young age.

Let me point out that one of the characters is wearing the infamous Italian-style boots that I mentioned in the original post.

This seems to be some kind of puffy-chested bird. These boots often pop up durring any session that Nick is a part of so it does not surprise me that they made an appearance here.

There is the Dancing Badger that I was especially fond of.

He is obviously doing the popular wiggle dance that we have seen from time to time. Being in a band that plays dance music, dancing is the kind of thing that inspires a lot of our creative work which also includes drawrings.

Another reoccurring feature that is often put to use by both Nick and me is the half-moon eyes. There is a chicken wearing a tuxedo in the upper right hand corner that has these eyes.

It usually gives the impression of contentment or gratification but it may also indicate that a creature is asleep or that it is being snooty. This one is definitely content.

There are a few creatures on here that I couldn’t really identify. There seems to be some sort of saggy-eyed, rhino-corn toward the middle of the page that is emitting fumes. I can only assume that Nick was trying to upset me by drawing something grotesque.

It worked. Ugh.

Anyways, other things appearing on his page include: Dead chicken doing some yelling, dead crab with his mouth full, asterisk cobra, happy poo, angry shark-fish, grumpy over-bite, droopy horse, sky diving hedge-cat and many more. I feel that the shapes were interpreted brilliantly. Great work, Nick.

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