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True connoisseurs of that strange philosophy that is aesthetics always take some time to savor these moments of domestic cosiness, where the true beauty, both internal and external, of your loved ones finally surfaces in all its glory. And Goliath is of course the smoothest aesthete of them all. Having the voice of Keith David is not devoid of other advantages, after all.

Joking aside, Gargoyles was an animated series that left an indelible mark on my childhood and to this day it's one of the very, very few that my adult self can still watch and enjoy just as I did so many years ago, like nothing changed. When I was presented with the request to draw its golden couple I jumped at the opportunity and I hope that the original intent of showing Goliath doing what he's currently doing in an endearing rather than creepy light (the true specialty of the show, in many ways) was achieved. It must be said that I doubt Elisa would mind anyway. She didn't leave that shutter open just because, I suppose.

Elisa Maza and Goliath are copyright of Disney. This pic is a request from the ever-friendly .

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True connoisseurs of that strange philosophy that is aesthetics always take some time to savor these moments of domestic cosiness, where the true beauty, both internal and external, of your loved ones finally surfaces in all its glory. And Goliath is of course the smoothest aesthete of them all. Having the voice of Keith David is not devoid of other advantages, after all.

Joking aside, Gargoyles was an animated series that left an indelible mark on my childhood and to this day it's one of the very, very few that my adult self can still watch and enjoy just as I did so many years ago, like nothing changed. When I was presented with the request to draw its golden couple I jumped at the opportunity and I hope that the original intent of showing Goliath doing what he's currently doing in an endearing rather than creepy light (the true specialty of the show, in many ways) was achieved. It must be said that I doubt Elisa would mind anyway. She didn't leave that shutter open just because, I suppose.

Elisa Maza and Goliath are copyright of Disney. This pic is a request from the ever-friendly .