The Great and Powerful Trixie

I once said one of the very many reasons I like you as an artist is that you are able to convey character development in single images . You have yet to supply me with an example to prove otherwise. The image here, while falling into generic furry pin-up, somehow manages to convey more of a three-dimensional character than what is presented to us in the original source material. As a chracter, Trixie Lulamoon has literally no identity to her other than a villain. Not even a villainess, just a villain. Nothing engaging. This character, however, while being a living sex doll, somehow manages to be quite striking in her realism. Granted, I imagine this being said to me by an drunken fat gigolo with bad teeth, but then again that's the best I could get. Back to the artwork, I like the fact that you included a witch's hat and cape. Really sells her as being an evil Satan worshiper. Only makes sense that she would be apart of the illuminati, seeing as she's a television character. And we all know that television and film are their no #1 tools for mind control.

I also noticed how you had her cross her fingers on the right hand <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/w/w…" width="15" height="15" alt="" data-embed-type="emoticon" data-embed-id="387" title=" (Wink)"/> sneaky. Whether or not it was intentional, you exposed this character to be an Illuminati avatar to corrupt children with subliminal messages! But maybe I'm reading a bit too deeply.