"Rolf: These are some pretty crude cave drawings. I thought you said this old society was advanced?
Hermes: It's Erastovan tradition. Each figure represents each one of the individual family members buried here. They completely line the wall, so there must be a few generations in here; If they really do wake up at nightfall like the rumors say...
Rolf: What about this one? "More"?
Hermes: Hmm. That's actually a decorative piece.
Rolf: Pfft. How was this appealing?
Hermes: It's symbolic! Think about it;"More"!
Rolf: ...
Hermes: The gaping mouth and utensil hands represent gluttony, the thin limbs symbolize weakness, and the third leg signifies unnecessary improvement. He has no eyes to show blindness. The sun is egotism, the moon is sloth, and the bird is something like... Naivete, if I remember right.
Rolf:...
Hermes: It was kind of like a reference for rulers on how not to act while running our society.
Rolf: That's the dumbest thing I've heard you say yet. Are you sure this isn't some kind of monster that's buried in here?"
L.A.-based-abstraction-artist Street Bloop asked me to make him a pixel version of one of his characters, known as Eat Boy. Probably should have used more frames in the animation but that'd probably take me another whole week 
-Huginn | 
