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Okay, umm...this isn't going to make sense to a lot of people.

Durring WWII, pilots would blame unexplainable malfunctions with their aircrafts on these little critters called 'Gremlins'.

Later, Roald Dahl and Disney get together and try to make a movie about these guys. Sadly, the movie never got off the ground.

But, Dahl's book did!

It's an awesome little story, and it even details a thing or two about Gremlin life--like Fifinellas (female Gremlins), and Widgets (baby Gremlins).

But, there was one small scene where a pilot is attacked by a swarm of high-altitude Gremlins--they look a bit different than their land-bound cousins, and were called Spandules.

And, well, and I kinda wondered what a female would look like.

So, presenting the Whispule: the first female Spandule fan art in existence!

I sort of gave her attributes of a British Fifinella, with the curly horns and large, sultry eyes. She also kinda has their attitude: a lot of those little ladies looked kinda like they were saying 'Hiya there, big boy!' (think of the old 1940's starlets.) I also tried to give her a sort of 'fuzzy' look to contrast with the course fur of the males. And, I gave her more of a white-to-silver-lined look, as opposed to the stormy black on a Spandule.

Whispules are a bit more playful and carefree than the rough-and-tumble Spandules. They breeze along like wisps of clouds, and their breath produces lovely, curly patterns of ice on solid surfaces. Their laughter sounds like the wind whistling as it blows across a fast-moving plane.

Description
Okay, umm...this isn't going to make sense to a lot of people.

Durring WWII, pilots would blame unexplainable malfunctions with their aircrafts on these little critters called 'Gremlins'.

Later, Roald Dahl and Disney get together and try to make a movie about these guys. Sadly, the movie never got off the ground.

But, Dahl's book did!

It's an awesome little story, and it even details a thing or two about Gremlin life--like Fifinellas (female Gremlins), and Widgets (baby Gremlins).

But, there was one small scene where a pilot is attacked by a swarm of high-altitude Gremlins--they look a bit different than their land-bound cousins, and were called Spandules.

And, well, and I kinda wondered what a female would look like.

So, presenting the Whispule: the first female Spandule fan art in existence!

I sort of gave her attributes of a British Fifinella, with the curly horns and large, sultry eyes. She also kinda has their attitude: a lot of those little ladies looked kinda like they were saying 'Hiya there, big boy!' (think of the old 1940's starlets.) I also tried to give her a sort of 'fuzzy' look to contrast with the course fur of the males. And, I gave her more of a white-to-silver-lined look, as opposed to the stormy black on a Spandule.

Whispules are a bit more playful and carefree than the rough-and-tumble Spandules. They breeze along like wisps of clouds, and their breath produces lovely, curly patterns of ice on solid surfaces. Their laughter sounds like the wind whistling as it blows across a fast-moving plane.