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This was another tough one to come up with a PMD-themed idea. When that happens, I usually look up the definition of the word, not because I don't know

One of the first ideas I had for "legend" was this one: that infamous still from the Patterson bigfoot footage. Not sure how many people will recognize what this

I had a few different ideas for "overgrown". One was to have PMD covered in weeds and other foliage. Another was to have him super hairy. The third was

I seriously struggled to come up with an idea for this one. "Ash" just didn't inspire anything particularly exciting. So, I defaulted to using PMD as a conduit to

I got a little carried away with this one...It has been well documented (by me) that my wife loves dragons, so this Inktober illustration is by default for her.

And yet again I am paying homage to the great Bill Watterson. The only thing missing is a "Calvin", as in this particular reference, PMD is Hobbes, who was

This one was a pretty obvious way to go for "pattern". I'm still enjoying what I'm coming up with, and I'm pretty pleased with my execution for the most

I'm having more fun than I anticipated using a Plunger Monkey theme for these Inktober illustrations. It's getting me to explore my character in new ways, viewing him from

It's probably wrong that when I saw "frail" as the next prompt, I immediately thought of "old", especially considering I'm not getting any younger. I also believe it's possible

This was another one that I wasn't quite sure what I was going to do. My first thought was dressing PMD up as a stereotypical fairy with wings, plunger

I went back and forth with this one, debating whether or not to depict PMD in his alter-ego state Plunger Gorilla (read It's Plunger Monkey Dynamo Time if you

I knew I wanted to do an image something like this for "build", paying homage to that classic Calvin and Hobbes strip by Bill Watterson (Calvin hammering nails into