You know that scene from the Bionicle 2002 flash animations called, "After the Storm"?
video play list provided below.
The last scene where Macku takes Hewkii away for a swimming lesson, and then Hahli puts a flower on Jaller, who runs off with her afterward, makes me think; what about Takua? Ever notice poor Takua never seems to get the girl in all of Bionicle storyline?
There he was, left on the beach while his buddies ran off with their dates.. So I thought, Takua never seems to get the girl, but what if Pewku showed up. The only girl that seems to love Takua is his sweet crab Pewku; hence the above picture "Takua Gets the Crabby Girl" was born. That a girl Pewku! >_<
On the left side in the above picture is Hahli putting the flower on Jaller, and on the right it's obvious that's Macku with Hewkii..only they're not swimming, rather they're playing a game of Kohli.
I drew all the characters in movie style, because it's easier to add expression that way.
Material used: Markers, white jell pen, and Crayola pencils. I decided to stick with simple supplies so the quality of the pigments would match more closely.
The last scene where Macku takes Hewkii away for a swimming lesson, and then Hahli puts a flower on Jaller, who runs off with her afterward, makes me think; what about Takua? Ever notice poor Takua never seems to get the girl in all of Bionicle storyline?
There he was, left on the beach while his buddies ran off with their dates.. So I thought, Takua never seems to get the girl, but what if Pewku showed up. The only girl that seems to love Takua is his sweet crab Pewku; hence the above picture "Takua Gets the Crabby Girl" was born. That a girl Pewku! >_<
On the left side in the above picture is Hahli putting the flower on Jaller, and on the right it's obvious that's Macku with Hewkii..only they're not swimming, rather they're playing a game of Kohli.
I drew all the characters in movie style, because it's easier to add expression that way.
Material used: Markers, white jell pen, and Crayola pencils. I decided to stick with simple supplies so the quality of the pigments would match more closely.
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