I thought this one looked like a blob of seaweed. Or maybe coral.
Is it Sesame Street's fault that all my monsters have googly eyes?
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3 comments:
It could be an invisible monster wearing a feather boa.
Now that you mention it, sesame street is very alive in your art! It is also filled with the joy of that show.
Only monster I want to meet are the sesame street kind!
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