MMMMM! Yummy Worms!!!

awww, happy, healthy babies with another one on the way. what a good mommy and terrific drawing! $5 and i want it now!

this needs more comments
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I said "YES!" out loud when I saw this.
That's how much I like it
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nice
Please work on a part 2 of this design where the bird is spitting the mangled worm in the the baby's' mouth. That would be epic.
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great design and illustration
nice work!
PRINT $5

;-) 5

Intense concept and simply dazzling use of color and half-toning.

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Great $5

cool colors.
nice work.

As always with your work, I love the design, concept and colours, David, but there's something that bothers me. The bird appears to be a robin - am I correct? If so, I think the legs may be too long. If not, what species is it? You really should have consulted me on this, it could really damage your ornithological credibility.

I find this disturbing yet beautiful. I would love to hear if there is a deep social commentary behind this or if it is just a beautiful illo.

this is beautiful. very interesting to see as well...the out of place-ness is intriguing.

look good~!

AMAZING! 5!

creepy good

it seems like the baby on the right has his ribs showing? i think this is to suggest that the one on the left is stronger and is thus getting more food... anybody agree?

i agree with nick. also, the babies nipples made me laugh 5

really cool & creepy.

I would give the colors a little more OOMPH. They all kind of blend together.

Nipples? On a baby? Okay.
And elksmith, ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

Great!

oh and 5$

I like it a lot but I would never wear it hehe I find it kind of creepy

It's obvious the fatter baby has the loudest peep and a longer reach. Wait, that's my older sister. Wouldn't wear it but 5 for the rendering.

robin eggs are famously blue, make it blue

Smashing work David.

The real problem though is the appearance of Lumbriculidae, the food source here. Everyone knows these worms are not found in Europe. And as this is clearly a European Robin. (take note Nixiful - the eggs of the European robin are cream in colour - ergo David would be ill advised to paint them blue as you suggested. You are thinking of the American Robin) The European Robin would feed its young on the common earthworm. David - do not tempt the wrath of worm enthusiasts the world over!

Insanely underscored.

awesome, do you use an application to make these, or are they all done by hand?
either way, they're pretty cool.