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Published: 2005-05-31 00:05:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 118; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 0
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I finally got around to coloring this drawing, which is supposed to be a representation of how I feel ignored as an individual due to the way in which my mom ignores my age and treats me as a child. Hence, both characters within the drawing are myself.Related content
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Yeah, that's there more for reasons of discouraging critique on the theme than for critique on the drawing itself...though Mike has already futilely critiqued the theme anyway.
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Yeeeeeeeah. I do stupid things like that. o_0
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Yes you do.*glares at you menacingly*
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okey doke.
*critiques*
Well i like it, the only thing is the necks are too thick. thin them up a bit perhaps?
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I can see that on the younger me, but the one on the older me is actually fairly accurate...maybe a bit too thick now that I feel it.
*Note to self: don't put things on "Critique Discouraged;" it only causes people to critique...wait, everyone can read this...this soliloquoy is ruined! Argh!**
**kidding
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Indeed this is the case, as explained in the description.
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but how does the bigger fellow fit within that tiny body?
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"He" isn't inside the other one; they're both representative of personality aspects. The taller one is simply standing in the background to show that me, er-"he" is ignored.
Got it?
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but the title clearly states, "inner adult" despite apparent lack of inner.
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It's a play on words. Originally one would say that they have an "inner child" to mean that they are actually less mature than they seem. I am using this to show that I am more mature than I am being seen (and, therefore, being treated). Get the metaphor! Make the giant mental leap!
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But what if I can't? What if I fail? What will happen to Zion?
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To heck with Zion! You hear me, to heck with it!
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