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Here we see a very tired Tympany, taking a rest between stops on the journey home from his marvelous adventures in Manehattan (to visit friends and to attend Bronycon).
Extra points if you and identify that case (kresblain got it while watching me draw this on the RooCam -- you've already earned your points, so please recuse yourself :) ).
Tympany is © your humble brony artist.
Extra points if you and identify that case (kresblain got it while watching me draw this on the RooCam -- you've already earned your points, so please recuse yourself :) ).
Tympany is © your humble brony artist.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Horse
Size 600 x 600px
File Size 299.1 kB
Rainbow Dash! Where is that pony when you need her!
(Though I must say, on the approach to Milwaukee -- my stop before Minneapolis -- I saw some spectacular clouds over Lake Michigan. I wonder if the pegasi had anything to do with that? :) )
Yes, I believe that's Newark, though I actually flew to/from LaGuardia. The Newark photo just looked nicer as a background.
(Though I must say, on the approach to Milwaukee -- my stop before Minneapolis -- I saw some spectacular clouds over Lake Michigan. I wonder if the pegasi had anything to do with that? :) )
Yes, I believe that's Newark, though I actually flew to/from LaGuardia. The Newark photo just looked nicer as a background.
When I was a colt, my parents bought me a small, plaid bag, which became my "magic bag o' tricks."
But, as BFL mentioned, above, the bag in my drawing is a reference to the movie What's Up, Doc?, starring Ryan O'Neal and Barbara Steisand. Seven identical overnight bags are key to the plot of the film. If you've never seen it before, rent it! Tonight!
But, as BFL mentioned, above, the bag in my drawing is a reference to the movie What's Up, Doc?, starring Ryan O'Neal and Barbara Steisand. Seven identical overnight bags are key to the plot of the film. If you've never seen it before, rent it! Tonight!
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