Chat Art: Poo

We draw a lot of animals, and Larry started adding dots of poo sometimes. Eventually it became a pretty regular feature of our artwork, and become more extreme. I drew the butterfly in this example, with Larry adding the rest.

Larry diagrammed how birds were messing up his porch, and we lovingly drew in detailed poo (plus I made the tree into a human-like figure).

This is lacking the chat window, as it is the first image Larry saved to his archive and he thought maybe it'd be better not to save the words. He later changed his policy, for which we are glad as the context lends richness to the drawings.
It certainly is a good example of an artwork deeply committed to poo. Larry drew the cat with the hole in it, the spraying poo, the text, and the excellent blown-out cat organ leaking in the foreground. I drew the worm, the fruit, and drew in some bones inside the cat.

Larry drew a parade for me, mocking my announcement that I was back online. I did the little Shriner in the tiny car.

And then we added some poo to the parade!

Well, this is pee, but it's not a big stretch, thematically speaking.

Perhaps our magnum opus of poo. Larry drew the face, in reference to a movie, and then:
bringmegiants: Are those the Piles Of Shit one would naturally associate with any Rob-Schneider- vehicle movie? minsq: Actually, knowing our usual Doodles, I figured I'd pre-empt the poo and the blood. bringmegiants: I thought it was unusually prescient of you. minsq: Once I saw what you were doing, I figured it was extra fitting. minsq: Sort of a little poo-and-blood landscape.

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	We draw a lot of animals, and Larry started adding dots of poo sometimes. Eventually it became a pretty regular feature of our artwork, and become more extreme. I drew the butterfly in this example, with Larry adding the rest.
	Larry diagrammed how birds were messing up his porch, and we lovingly drew in detailed poo (plus I made the tree into a human-like figure).
	This is lacking the chat window, as it is the first image Larry saved to his archive and he thought maybe it'd be better not to save the words. He later changed his policy, for which we are glad as the context lends richness to the drawings. It certainly is a good example of an artwork deeply committed to poo. Larry drew the cat with the hole in it, the spraying poo, the text, and the excellent blown-out cat organ leaking in the foreground. I drew the worm, the fruit, and drew in some bones inside the cat.
	Larry drew a parade for me, mocking my announcement that I was back online. I did the little Shriner in the tiny car.
	And then we added some poo to the parade!
	Well, this is pee, but it's not a big stretch, thematically speaking.
	Perhaps our magnum opus of poo. Larry drew the face, in reference to a movie, and then: bringmegiants: Are those the Piles Of Shit one would naturally associate with any Rob-Schneider- vehicle movie? minsq: Actually, knowing our usual Doodles, I figured I'd pre-empt the poo and the blood. bringmegiants: I thought it was unusually prescient of you. minsq: Once I saw what you were doing, I figured it was extra fitting. minsq: Sort of a little poo-and-blood landscape.