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Time for another tribute to one of the many underwater scenes that influenced my art throughout my beloved '90s childhood! This time, it's "The Adventures of Pete and Pete", Nickelodeon's demented look at the mundanity of white-bread suburbia. In the episode that stuck with me, Dad gears up for a fishing trip with all the vigor of General Patton going after Rommel, and in one scene, Little Pete helps him test his fancy new fish locator by pretending to be a fish himself, lying face-up in the bathtub with all his clothes on and bubbling like a broken air hose. This scene got me to think outside the box - I realized there's more to underwater scenes than just pools and oceans, and any sufficiently deep basin of water can offer creative possibilities. So here's Eric pulling the same bubbly stunt, with Jenny diligently taking notes on how fish-like he can be. Just don't forget to towel off the floor afterwards, kids.

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Time for another tribute to one of the many underwater scenes that influenced my art throughout my beloved '90s childhood! This time, it's "The Adventures of Pete and Pete", Nickelodeon's demented look at the mundanity of white-bread suburbia. In the episode that stuck with me, Dad gears up for a fishing trip with all the vigor of General Patton going after Rommel, and in one scene, Little Pete helps him test his fancy new fish locator by pretending to be a fish himself, lying face-up in the bathtub with all his clothes on and bubbling like a broken air hose. This scene got me to think outside the box - I realized there's more to underwater scenes than just pools and oceans, and any sufficiently deep basin of water can offer creative possibilities. So here's Eric pulling the same bubbly stunt, with Jenny diligently taking notes on how fish-like he can be. Just don't forget to towel off the floor afterwards, kids.