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Pakuni Body Parts

Diagram drawn by Bob Canada depicting the body parts of a Paku. Labeled in the Pakuni language that was created by Dr Victoria Fromkin for the Land of the Lost.

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Amok Spock by Bob Canada

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Spock by Bob Canada

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Cha-Ka vs. Sleestak by Bob Canada

“I had this illustration in mind for a long time... inspired by the fact that the Sleestaks were portrayed by UCLA basketball players, including a young Bill Laimbeer before he went on to the NBA! The minute I read that, this image popped into my head.”

Bob wrote a terrific article to go with this illustration. You should use the link embeded in the photo and/or the title to see the whole thing. This and many more can be found at Bob Canada’s Blog World

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Spock Model Kit Illustration by Bob Canada

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Rejected Emotions From Pixar's "Inside Out:" Painful Shyness

Pixar's done it again! Critics and audiences alike have fallen in love with the studio's latest film, Inside Out. It's the story of a young girl named Riley and the wacky cast of personified emotions who live inside her head and control her life.

The movie features five different emotions that control the life of young Riley: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust and Anger.

The original script featured dozens of other emotional characters, but unfortunately they had to be dropped for time and story purposes, as they whittled the cast down to just five.

Here's just one of those rejected emotions: Painful Shyness.

Drawn in Photoshop on the graphic tablet.

Art by Bob Canada. See his WHOLE awesome flickr set here

Painful Sadness and Lust. . . that is all.