A new picture is made for the Multi Picture Project. This was something that kept me up until 2AM last night, and only had time to finish it off this evening.

Anyway, insanity is a hard subject to discover, as it covers more in the ground of having a criminal mental illness. It's hard to think of a character in a situation like that, but I came to a decision to tackle Ripper Roo, one of the bosses in the Crash Bandicoot series of games.

Sure, he may be a little maniacal to some, but the backstory for him shows that he was one of Dr. Cortex's failed experiments, as he barely has a clue as to what he was doing, jumping everywhere and completely destroying any scenery that comes to him, so he placed him in a straitjacket to prevent him from causing further damage. I see him as a cruel monster locked into a hard restricting garment, unable to show his vicious colors because of his eternal prisonment whether inside or outside.

And to think, this could be what might have happened as Cortex went on to develop more cronies. Because of his actions he's been mainly unable to see the outside world without any further training, hence he'd even be gone as far as to be trapped in chains while inside the confinement. I see it to be as one of the worst case scenarios for the criminally insane, being trapped in that kind of predicament. But who knows?

Either way, for something that took me a while to do I'm really proud of it Maybe it's the fact that it's my first attempt at ever drawing Ripper Roo, or that I ended up making some kind of twist like this, but I actually feel really pleased about this kind of effort. He needs another main role in the series especially in this generation, and even here I'm not sure if his cameo in Twinsanity during Crash's "birthday party" even counts.

But still, I hope this isn't the last time I drew him. This was really fun

Ripper Roo is a Crash boss, and therefore is in a series as licenced over by Vivendi Games.