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...what have YOU done today?
Another one minute drawing, this time of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain. It was slightly more difficult than One Minute House, but at least I had time for the neck this time.
Between Japanese TR Grimer's wandering eyes and Ash's Muk constantly violating Professor Oak in the anime, this is an extremely perverted evolution line. The impostor versions are slightly less so.
In an attempt to get back to roots of drawing, which was what this whole blog was supposed to be about in the first place, I threw myself down a challenge - to draw Dr. Gregory House in one minute. At the one minute mark, I stop drawing, then sign and upload it. (For full disclosure, the "it's not lupus" was not part of the one minute either.)

Today's drawing is of Jimmy T from WarioWare, aka Disco Waluigi. I have a sticker of him from the original game's instruction manual on my Game Boy Advance SP, except with the green afro (picture to the right). Customizable afro stickers are a huge selling point when I'm in the market for a new game, but it's something they never mention in the reviews. I swear, once this "draw something every day" thing gets old, I'm changing this blog to a game review site that rates games based solely on their instruction manuals.
It can only get better from here, right? Well, until I get to Weezing... the ImPokédex is quickly becoming my personal hell.
Well, it was a good run; 3 updates in a row without any ImPokédex entries. This is the first one without any evolved forms. While it's not the first with angry eyebrows, it's the first with an angry unibrow. Truly an update full of milestones.
You'd think if I was running late on BTI it'd at least be for something good. Instead you get Peewee Herman's talking toilet. Sorry.
Ok, Mega Man 9 is out this week, and this blog tends to do a lot of video game fanart. As such, I feel it necessary to jump on the "let's all draw Splash Woman" bandwagon. On a side-note, why is she called Splash Woman if she's completely underwater at all times? It makes it a bit difficult to splash.
So Nintendo's releasing a new game this week in which a heavy-set man in yellow runs around violently shaking everything in sight. The comic pretty much wrote itself.
Don't get me wrong, I like Magnemite, but I REALLY did not want to do this entry. Expect similar reluctance whenever I come across any future D/P Pokémon.
Why the HELL is this the first I'm hearing about Space Channel 5's Ulala being in the Wii version of Samba De Amigo? It even has Mexican Flyer as one of the songs! I guess now I have to get irrationally excited about the game now...
Looks like this will be the last reasonable-looking entry in a while; I've got Magnemite and Doduo in the near future...
As the regulars to BTI know, this is the part below the drawing where I make fun of the ImPokédex entry and say what certain ones look like. Impostor Geodude looks like a really bad Minineko statue, and Impostor Golem looks like a Nyanko in a pile of rocks (not exactly the most edible one).
I was thinking today about how many video game characters follow the same dynamics. For the most part, it occurred to me that a lot of the protagonists in games have 2 enemies that follow eerily similar patterns - there's the evil mastermind antagonist, who is to be a threat to society as a whole and is fat and/or has crazy hair, and there's a slightly lesser one who seems to just mess with the protagonist for some reason, even if it's just to prove that they're better. The latter usually looks a lot like the protagonist, but dresses cooler. This is about as common as "evil clone of the protagonist," which is a chart for another day. Full chart is after the jump.
It's not what it looks like. Well, unless you thought Impostor Tentacool looks like Cobra Commander - then it's exactly what it looks like.
Sorry about the crappy drawing today, but as the drawing and title may imply, I got Rock Band 2 today, and will be spending a majority of the day playing it in lieu of drawing, eating, and contributing to society. My gamertag's Kyattsuai, so let me know if you also found a retailer kind enough to break street date and want to start up a band.
This was a tough one, since none of these ones really have bodies, and Victreebel is upside down. Somehow I made them all cats, though.
Abra was the only shining Pokémon that I ever encountered in any of the games, and that was back in Silver. Sparkly bastard cleaned up the Pika Cup in Stadium 2.
Why do all these G/S alternate evolutions always look completely different from the rest of the family, and are green?
For the longest time, I thought Growlithe and Arcanine were tigers. In all fairness, I had the Blue edition, so I was never too knowledgeable about the Red-exclusive Pokémon. Of course, now we all know that Raikou is the tiger (that's right, those 3 are cats, prove me wrong).
This is an intaglio print that I made earlier in the year, part of a series of four. I've since learned printmaking and learned to hate printmaking. Bears' Wearhouse represents the struggle between man and nature that continues to this day.
It's not an evolution, Impostor Mankey is just upset to be in shackles.
It may surprise people who know the Kyattsuai who draws Mario webcomics or dresses ill-formed cats up like Pokémon that I also do drawings on more complex media than a 500 x 500 digital canvas. This is a drawing that I did earlier in the year on an approximately 2' square of wood. Like with most of my larger drawings, I throw pretty much any material I can find on it - pastels, spraypaint, colored pencil, conte crayon, gesso, and probably a few others. The pose of the dapper fellow on the left is based on one of the Heaven Smiles from Killer 7 (I figured I'd point that out before someone calls me out on it). The full picture can be seen after the jump, then click that one or the thumbnail on the left to see the huge version. There has to be a better way to do this.
Today's drawing is not so much a reminder that Super Mario RPG is out on Virtual Console today, but rather that almost every character in that game is made out of spheres. You don't see that kind of geometry in games today, and probably with good reason.
Milky Way Midnight Dark is the best candy bar ever, and the only one that's even better if you eat it at night (they're not paying me to say that... yet). They're so good that I ended up eating one before I got to take this picture.