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©2006-2009 *faile35
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Submitted: April 19, 2006
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Another pen and ink done years ago. Notice the undisturbed and forgotten mouse trap in the upper corner. I think there are 114 mice in the picture, but it might be 140. Can't remember. The woman's clothes are an 80s style aerobics outfit, not weird lingerie... I think she slipped on the spilled water, hit her head on the floor, blacked out for a half-hour, and the mice pounced on her. Why? How did the mice get smart enough to use rocks, nails, and yarn to stake her down? What'll they do now? Will she get out of it?

I have no idea.

Enjoy.

Edit (Feb 3, 2008): I finally completed a follow-up image to this one. "The Mouse Trap 2 - Conquered" is here .

Edit (Sept 24, 2006): Wow. Considering how often good things happen to me while I'm sleeping, it's surprising I don't sleep more, and better. My thanks to DocRedfield for referring this piece, and to oedalis for selecting it. I wrote up a larger bit in my Journal Entry . Along with my thanks to these two folks, I appreciate those who've commented on "The Mouse Trap." You're all great. =D
Daily Deviation, 2006-09-24

Daily DeviationThe Mouse Trap by *faile35 is a humorous, piquant, black and white piece à la Gulliver's Travels, of staggering detail and precision. There's more to enjoy in this deviant's gallery. (Suggested by *DocRedfield and Featured by `oedalis)

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I love the perspective
Very good and veeery creepy! I don't mind mice, so long as they don't have control over me =P
..oh my...GOD! that's amazing... so real... great...
Waaah the mice are taking over!!!


But really nice done ^^
Amazing drawing!
The most original idea i've seen here on deviantart for a drawing!
The textures are great, every aspect in this drawing is perfectly taken care of.
Congratualtions!
How did mice learn all that? By reading Jonathan Swift, I dare say.
Yes, there is definitely a "Gulliver's Travels" issue here. Maybe I shouldn't have read that book in the 3rd grade. ;)

Thanks for all the comments and praise!

Faile35
Totally wonderful. I like how one mouse might be making a prank phonecall ... or perhaps he's phoning through a ransom demand :)
Or ordering a pizza? "We want lots of cheese..." =D

Your praise is significant, too. Thank you. --Faile35
Of course! Why didn't I think of that? :rofl:

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