Capricorn?

(Haha, weird format. O_o)
"Capricorn represented mans' rights over animals of the land and of the sea; the goat and the fish. It's holding it's own horns because it's purpose is to be sacrificed. It's hermaphroditic and multi limbed to add to the deity feel. It's backed by Mesopotamian cuneiform (probably someone's record of how many oxen he sold that year or some such mundane thing). The knife is Sumerian and I'm not sure if it's actually ceremonial and/or sacrificial (although since it has a fuller it's obviously intended for use in animals/people).
I used animator's colerase pencil (blue) on sketch paper. The rest is Photoshop. "
(c) Keith Thompson
As it turns out, his godliness can be quite a bit too overwhelming. He and Ayami Kojima should make tons of babies because--um, never mind. Either way, they still make Jing and her 5-million-year old drawing mouse sad. I wish I had the patience to really illustrate and make everything complete-looking and whatnot. Meh.

Does anyone actually remember that day? First day of Junior year? Jing and her mouse and uneven pants and unmatching shoes? I miss that.

EDIT: Sudden realization... Jing seems to find the anatomy of that Capricorn thing extremely erotic. Not necessarily the torso, but the hips and that fin are so nicely shaped it makes me drool. Ha...haha...ha...