02-05-11

I remember hating this when I finished it, but now I kind of like it. Little Pete doesn't really look much like the real-life counter part, but I like the abstract Big Pete.

I'm not sure if there was any reference for Big Pete, I think I just drew him real quick and he came out ok without having to erase anything. On the show, I remember him always standing in a field, wind blowing, in a denim jacket. Sort of like a scarecrow, I guess.


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