Look, cats get confused when something already full of crap.
It's deep social commentary is what it is.
Anyway, I schedule two cat pooping jokes close together and didn't see it until today. I probably could have just swapped it for next week strip to give it a little more breathing room but this feels like one of those things that I should just shrug at and move on because no one is paying that close attention to my social media posts.
To be honest, I couldn't come up with much of a blurb for this one shockingly >w< -- this is a piece I've wanted to draw for a very long time, since I think Soviet naval uniforms look really neat. Sorry to anybody who can read Russian if A. my writing is horrendous and B. if it's horribly wrong, I let Google do the driving XwX;;
This was really satisfying to finally do though, I hope to do a few more uniforms soon, but I also have some other stuff to work on ^^
Cheers~!
(Pictured: Detail from the Laiming Family Coat of Arms, c. 1450-1580)
Cohost is rich in artistic portrayals animals, particularly those engaged in various anthropic activities. This is right and proper, and should continue, nay, increase. However, there is sometimes a sense that some boundaries of the topic are not being pushed, that there are directions this theme is not taken in as often. So for this month, in honor of the composition of the same name that Camille Saint-Saëns composed in February of 1886 (which you can play above, in its entirety; go on, set it in motion and continue on with your scrolling, let it serenade you in cohost's background), I will be bringing you a sampler of artworks celebrating the animals amongst us.
