I rember discussing the text with Grigbertz when he made the drawing. There is no variant spelling; we just got it wrong.
Posted by Guest on Mon 13 Mar 2006, 15:03 EST
steve
Thanks! I think you must be right about the spelling, since I couldn't find ANY latin roots resembling "peng-".
When I look up "pinguis" in an on-line dictionary, I get: "fat; rich, fertile; thick; dull, stupid;" so maybe any of the above?
Posted by Guest on Mon 13 Mar 2006, 00:57 EST
Wolflord
My guess is "always fat", put it should probably be spelled "pinguis".
Posted by Guest on Sun 12 Mar 2006, 08:50 EST
steve
So what does the comment above the king translate to????
Posted by Guest on Sun 12 Mar 2006, 02:21 EST
Fullox
I think other women have been trapped there, see the ring in the lower right.
Posted by Guest on Sun 05 Mar 2006, 09:11 EST
trollsmyth
Love the Simpson's reference. And I adore how the drink is being mixed. God is in the details... even in hell, it appears. ;)
Posted by Guest on Thu 02 Mar 2006, 04:26 EST
trollsmyth
Wow! Ok, thanks, Deadpan, I wouldn't have noticed that on my own. Very interesting. Again, just another example of the wonderful level of detail that keeps me coming back. I love the stockings as well.
Posted by Guest on Thu 02 Mar 2006, 04:00 EST
trollsmyth
What really makes this one for me are the ribbon-garters. The tiny details in these pics are amazing. Things like Phoenix's recurring happy/angry kneepads, the garter-ribbons, all of that.
Posted by Guest on Thu 02 Mar 2006, 03:56 EST
trollsmyth
I love both of the banner girls. Your ability to suggest wiht so few lines is amazing. I thought, when I first came across your art, that color would ruin it. Now I see that's wrong, though it clearly has to be handled carefully.
