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So, here's something a bit different. As requested by my friend , here's a drawing inspired by Bluey, the nice and relatively popular Australian show that people of all ages get enjoyment out of. In this piece, we see the Heeler family, Bandit, Chilli, and their daughters Bluey and Bingo, in a poster similar to this one based on the Voyage album by the band ABBA: i.pinimg.com/originals/51/d4/4…

But, of course, the nature of the characters wasn't to have them in the art style of the show, but rather to display the Heelers as how they would appear in my series, Foxtrot: Foxes in Arms, taking my own liberties with them as well. It wasn't as easy as I was hoping it would be, so I hope I did them justice. And one thing to note was that I couldn't decide as to whether or not I wanted to make them regular flesh-and-blood anthropomorphic dogs, as they are in the actual show, or like most of the other FFIA characters, where they're living biomechanical androids, or animatronics if you prefer. So, I did this in a way where either one could be done. And lastly, the piece was named "Sleepytime" after the Season 2 episode of the same name. I really don't have much to say other than that.

Again, this was for my friend , and for my own sanity on this topic in particular, I hope you like this!

Bluey (c) Joe Brumm & ABC Kids

Original Voyage Album (c) ABBA

Foxtrot: Foxes in Arms (c)

Description
So, here's something a bit different. As requested by my friend , here's a drawing inspired by Bluey, the nice and relatively popular Australian show that people of all ages get enjoyment out of. In this piece, we see the Heeler family, Bandit, Chilli, and their daughters Bluey and Bingo, in a poster similar to this one based on the Voyage album by the band ABBA: i.pinimg.com/originals/51/d4/4…

But, of course, the nature of the characters wasn't to have them in the art style of the show, but rather to display the Heelers as how they would appear in my series, Foxtrot: Foxes in Arms, taking my own liberties with them as well. It wasn't as easy as I was hoping it would be, so I hope I did them justice. And one thing to note was that I couldn't decide as to whether or not I wanted to make them regular flesh-and-blood anthropomorphic dogs, as they are in the actual show, or like most of the other FFIA characters, where they're living biomechanical androids, or animatronics if you prefer. So, I did this in a way where either one could be done. And lastly, the piece was named "Sleepytime" after the Season 2 episode of the same name. I really don't have much to say other than that.

Again, this was for my friend , and for my own sanity on this topic in particular, I hope you like this!

Bluey (c) Joe Brumm & ABC Kids

Original Voyage Album (c) ABBA

Foxtrot: Foxes in Arms (c)