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A couple of weeks ago, I found snippets of an anime on Youtube called 'Miira no Kaikata' (or 'How to Keep a Mummy'). The main character in the show receives a gift from his father who traveled to Egypt, only to end up with a pint-sized mummy (no bigger than the boy's hand). The tiny mummy, which the boy calls Mii-Kun, is extremely emotional, slightly accident-prone, and incredibly cute.

I drew this as a bit of a warm-up yesterday in my smaller sketch pad, using a still picture from the show and adjusting the pose a little. By the way, the little guy doesn't have a mouth; it's just that his bandages look like that. It doesn't talk, but in some situations, it does squeak.

Description
A couple of weeks ago, I found snippets of an anime on Youtube called 'Miira no Kaikata' (or 'How to Keep a Mummy'). The main character in the show receives a gift from his father who traveled to Egypt, only to end up with a pint-sized mummy (no bigger than the boy's hand). The tiny mummy, which the boy calls Mii-Kun, is extremely emotional, slightly accident-prone, and incredibly cute.

I drew this as a bit of a warm-up yesterday in my smaller sketch pad, using a still picture from the show and adjusting the pose a little. By the way, the little guy doesn't have a mouth; it's just that his bandages look like that. It doesn't talk, but in some situations, it does squeak.