- There you are, Iggy.
- What is it, Hapi?
- Here. For you.
- Uh, thank you.
- Did you draw this?
- I sure did. What do you think?
- It's really good! Even better than I'd expect.
- Really?
- Yes. I feel the raw energy coming from each of your
[cdb]powerful pen strokes.
- Happy to hear it. So what can I do to make it better?
- Let's see... Well, I suppose it might be nice to add a
[cdb]little greenery to the background.
- The subject is very well drawn, so you can fill the
[cdb]background with color and it will still stand out.
- Greenery? Yeah, that makes sense.
- Oh, and maybe you could add some flowers?
- With a few more details, you can expand your world
[cdb]and really bring out the majesty and mystery of
[cdb]nature.
- But I don't really need any of that stuff, do I?
I mean, that's not the vibe I'm going for.
- Oh, sorry. Yes, prioritizing the impression of the
[cdb]subject as it is now is equally important.
- Your deer was just so well-drawn that I...
- Well, I guess I ended up including things that I
[cdb]personally like.
- Wait, you said deer. What deer?
- Uh, the deer right there. The one that's pretty much
[cdb]the entire subject of the drawing?
- I didn't draw a deer.
- Then what's the brown thing?
- So that's what it looks like, huh?
- It was supposed to be a guy. Guess I'm bad at this.
- That's not true at all! I mean, um...
- Look, you drew me before, so I guess it inspired me to
[cdb]try my hand at it.
- But it looks like I'm no good, so it's probably time to
[cdb]hang up my paintbrush.
- No! Wait! I can teach you.
- You can't give up on art just because I didn't
[cdb]understand your work!
- Well, if you say so, I guess I'll keep going.
- Phew! OK, so who is this a picture of?
- It's you, Iggy.
- Huh? Sorry, did...did you say me?
- Wait, so what are these horns?
- Those are your glasses. Obviously.
- That's what those are?! Oh, I did it again.
I'm so sorry!