I was searching the other day for memes which were silly enough to trick me into doodling, but not that mentally frustrating when it comes to devising solutions and circumventions for situations I'm supposed to draw, but which are really incompatible with the characters I chose for the meme.

Now, let's move on to the panels:
Normal: Doodled a Robat not much to see here

Good-Looking: Having narcissist tendencies, you are always good-looking. So, how can you improve on the "handsome!"? Why, just follow the advice of Robert Selander, but you don't have to sing David Bowie songs.

Cute: Caution! Before applying ribbons and eye-mods, you must shut down movement controls and the liquid-metal tendrils. Additionally, it is advised to remove the speech-module to prevent the Robat from sharing its torment with you.

Chibi: Being topheavy, chibis suffer from severe balancing issues

Surreal: Oh Rene Magritte, your "Ceci n'est pas..." has built a bridge between art and several language theories in linguistics because the things you draw aren't the real things, but representatives and abstractions of the real things.

Another Artist's Style: This panel goes together with the fifth panel because by simply reusing the same doodle in short succession, I'm picking up the concept of mass-production which was applied to art in the era of Pop Art. But unlike Andy Warhole's faulty reduplicating methods best seen with his image of Marilyn Monroe, digital reduplication lacks the adorable faults his printing machine had, making the copies indistinguishable from each other. Whereas the printing flaws gave each copy a distinguishable trait in comparison to the other copies.