Yep, all spotted cats are crazy! Rock on!

**Totally is Rawkin' Rite Naows!**

Women loving you and men hating you, this is backwards Rindimo.

LOL, I know! ...But I can dream, can't I? Well at least I have a plan "B" if it doesn't work out?

Does your plan "B" involve an apron? :3

Ironically, I wear one at work, so I'm not that far off, I suppose. ;)

She's warming her breasts at the light-bulb, isn't that obvious?! But I'll start at the beginning and go-left to-right: Fem number one- Obvious foot fetish; Fem number two- Sugar overdose; Male number one- Secretly hates women; Fem number three- Sun worshiper; Male number two- Boobs-induced seizure; Male number three- Flamboyant gay looking up your... um. No pants. No nothing. Fine, just looking then; Male number four- Homicidal fan with brain damage that thinks you are zombie-Elvis; Male number five- Pyromaniac waiting for a chance to set your tail on fire; Fem number four- About to faint because her corset is too tight. Congratulations, you may never look at it the same. ;-p Hopefully this is worth a chuckle or two.

Ah ha ha ha haaaa! Definitely a chuckle! (and I think you succeeded in helping me see it in a different light.) It kind of makes me wish I spent more time on the background.

...It would appear you have a good eye at noticing little details... or... lack thereof. ;)

Ah, but it is not necessarily the amount of detail put in an image that defines an artists skill, but also the amount that can be left out while still maintaining coherency. The comic 'Digger' by Ursula Vernon, is perhaps a good example of this in that it uses a seemingly simple black-and-white palette and yet it displays such depth of story and characters. But yes, despite my 'coke-bottle' type glasses, I pick things out that others might overlook ...and overlook things others might notice, funny how that works, isn't it?

Oh yes, I actually envy people with a more zen approach. I've seen some sumi ink drawings that were so simple, but told so much. For me, that is realllllllly hard to do! I can never leave well enough alone.