Ibanez Comic Style

ibanez style. A frantic cartoon scene of a single hapless plumber struggling with a wildly malfunctioning kitchen sink, viewed from the front with a white background and chaotic motion lines. The plumber is tall and gangly with extreme rubber-hose proportions: a small narrow head, an enormous bulbous red nose taking up half his face, two tiny round bulging eyes wide with panic, a wide open screaming mouth showing all his teeth, and a few wisps of orange hair sticking up wildly from an otherwise bald head. His skinny stick-arms are stretched impossibly long, both hands gripping a comically oversized monkey wrench that he's trying to use on a pipe. His knobby knees bend at impossible angles, one leg shooting forward and the other twisting sideways. He wears stained blue overalls with one strap snapped and dangling, a dirty white undershirt, and oversized black work boots — one boot already filling with water. The sink in front of him has erupted catastrophically: an enormous geyser of water shoots straight up from the broken faucet, hitting the ceiling and raining back down in scattered droplets. Several smaller leaks spray sideways from joints in the pipes below the sink in arcing streams. A wrench, a hammer, and a roll of plumber's tape float past in the rising water at his feet. Frantic motion lines streak outward in all directions. Multiple puff-clouds of steam in pink, lavender, and pale blue billow from the pipes. Sweat droplets spray off the plumber's face in arcs. Small star-shapes and spiral-shapes indicate panic and dizziness around his head. Water droplets scatter through the air as small teardrop shapes. A small "SPLOOSH!" sound effect in chunky black outlined letters arcs across the upper portion of the frame. The artist's signature "F. Ibanez" appears in small handwritten script in the lower right corner.