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Tammy never understood why the Master didn't fire her. She really wasn't the best maid. Her wing-arms were too clumsy to dust anything delicate and she couldn't really do much else with them! But the Master always made sure to keep her around, and never seemed angry about the umpteen things she'd broken. He just always had her dusting those low shelves she had to bend WAY down to reach, and the occasional odd request. But Tammy didn't mind, she was just happy to be able to keep working, and she always met him with a warm hug whenever he returned from a business trip....

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This was a silly idea that just popped into my head and I decided to have fun with. The style is more cartoonish then I usually draw, but the pose and expression was so animated that I went full tilt and had fun with it. For such a simple pic, this was amazingly fun to draw.

Lessons Learned: Be careful of feet, that planted heeled foot was a pain to get "just right". I need to study wing arms a little more as Disney and WB drew 'em, those are pretty clumsy (tho not bad for a first attempt). Next time start the "bird legs" higher on the thigh, they make a nice replacement for stockings visually. Exagerrated EVERYTHING was a lot of fun, tho next time I should nip the waist a bit more.

Description
Tammy never understood why the Master didn't fire her. She really wasn't the best maid. Her wing-arms were too clumsy to dust anything delicate and she couldn't really do much else with them! But the Master always made sure to keep her around, and never seemed angry about the umpteen things she'd broken. He just always had her dusting those low shelves she had to bend WAY down to reach, and the occasional odd request. But Tammy didn't mind, she was just happy to be able to keep working, and she always met him with a warm hug whenever he returned from a business trip....

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This was a silly idea that just popped into my head and I decided to have fun with. The style is more cartoonish then I usually draw, but the pose and expression was so animated that I went full tilt and had fun with it. For such a simple pic, this was amazingly fun to draw.

Lessons Learned: Be careful of feet, that planted heeled foot was a pain to get "just right". I need to study wing arms a little more as Disney and WB drew 'em, those are pretty clumsy (tho not bad for a first attempt). Next time start the "bird legs" higher on the thigh, they make a nice replacement for stockings visually. Exagerrated EVERYTHING was a lot of fun, tho next time I should nip the waist a bit more.