hey rindi, what did you use to make this one? it looks cool tho, the black background makes it very interesting, and it was a very clean job! congratulations!

I still believe you've managed to use some kind of time machine and enslaved some artist to make art for you.

I used Black paper (22" x 30") about... 80 to 60 lb with a bit of a tooth. Then, I used white chalk you'd normally use on a chalkboard, white charcoal pencils for the finer details (Since I could sharpen it to a point, and it seemed a more vibrant white than the chalk.) And where would I be without my trusty eraser? In the arms of a wealthy, beautiful woman, but don't get me started! ;)

Sadly, the only way I know how to time travel only works going forward in time, and there is no way to return back to the past. Thanks alot, Einstein! :( Man, if that were the case though, I'd so invest tons of money in my name! ;)

Yeah, I think there was some experiment they did on a spaceship to prove how "time compression" works, not really time travel, but basically it works the same way, time passes normally for you, while the rest of the galaxy's time runs slower, Einstein was right. Now all we need is the energy of this galaxy to be able to just wait 20 seconds for cake to be ready.

Actually, the internal clocks of satellites constantly keep getting "off track" depending on their orbiting speed.

Heh, depending how close to the speed of light you travel, I can take my entire lifetime baking you that cake. ;)

My praise - if I had this on my wall, I'd be one happy puppy.
Fantastic work once more. :)

I think I see a leg in the top (nonexistant) panel with Pretorius climbing/biting something below that and an inset of Pretorius jumping down to somewhere (or onto someOne ) Anyhoo, I like the mechanical style that you've used for, The Pretorius!

*clings* oooooh I like this one very much!