Up in Arms

[tikific]

How it would all work anatomically.





Since a couple people have asked about this, I wanted to share images included in the Lilo & Stitch art book. (You can click to embiggen.) As you might know, the character Stitch has a pair of retractable arms, so one of the animators decided to sketch out how that might work.



Chris Sanders mentions in the DVD documentary that he was mildly squicked by all this. I prefer to think Ganesh does it with "magic," especially because I've implied he has more than one pair of extra arms (if you look at images of the Hindu gods, they can have a dozen arms sticking out back there).

Comments

[tikific.livejournal.com]

What do Nephilim use their wings for? Rude gestures? :D

The thing I like about this mad Disney guy is that he not only attached another set of arms, he MADE THEM RETRACT!

[wikdsushi.livejournal.com]

Pretty much, yeah. :D It's illegal for a Nefil to spread or lift his wings in public, though the law's been in place for so long that it's more or less just considered dreadful manners.

Oh, and most of them get their wings clipped until they're 30, ie the Age of Majority. There are, however, exceptions.

[tikific.livejournal.com]

Is there a place to read your angel stories? 'Cause, they sound awfully keen.

[wikdsushi.livejournal.com]

Alas, no. :( I need to get another agent--first one and I had disagreements--and actually sell the things.

[tikific.livejournal.com]

Is it difficult, getting the right literary agent? I imagine you'd have to be on the same wavelength.

[wikdsushi.livejournal.com]

Yeah. Most established agents will take on maybe two new clients a year. The ones just starting out may or may not be able to handle it. It's pretty much just a matter of sending out queries over and over and over and over and....

[tikific.livejournal.com]

I can see how it would ge to be a chore! You need Klokateers! :D