The obese, rival Generals wrapped their arms around each other in a symbolic gesture of ceasefire. (Of course, beyond the veneer of the photo-op they had other thoughts!)
For some reason, overweight Generals always make me chuckle. Maybe it's because most people that wear a military uniform are slim and trim, so it appears comical (to me anyway) to see a lumpy dude in military attire.
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I love this one! I'm not sure if I'd prefer to be thinking about a whale or an elephant, tough choice.
Thank you for making a beautiful drawing.
Love From Wonderful
the look on their faces is so perfect.
too funny! and I love Impatience too :)
This is very amusing! Interesting take on the prompt!! I love the previous one with the Zebra too!
Strangely, this is really sweet - I adore the whale and the elephant!
This is so funny. I love it. Great expressions on their faces.
clever! great style on all of your illustrations!
FUN FUN illo!!
For some reason, overweight Generals always make me chuckle. Maybe it's because most people that wear a military uniform are slim and trim, so it appears comical (to me anyway) to see a lumpy dude in military attire.
how true..... great work!
Love their expressions. Cute illo.
Lol! This is so funny and cool illo!
great work, I would think of a nice big animal aswell ;)
Sometimes are actions really are wrapped in lies. thanks for this!
the expression on their faces is priceless!
>Wonderful,
Anything that's extra large would do! Thanks for your visit :)
>Amy,
>Dot,
Thank you!
>Caroline,
Beyond those colorful wrinkle-free uniforms, military is amusing :)
>Cathy,
You mean the actual mammals or these Generals?
>Voz,
>Bianca,
Thanks so much!
>Alina,
Fun it is :)
>Jason,
Well, you should've seen some senior military officers of the Soviet era :)
>Enigma,
I think this works for politicians too.
>Thompson,
>Indigene,
Thanks!
>leolietje,
Appreciate your visit. Thinking of a big animal makes sense :)
>getzapped,
Most of the actions driven by expectations or conditioning have an element of falsehood. Don't you think?
>Asja,
They are bad actors, unable to mask true expressions!
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