Is Shapeshifting the answer to injuries

So many people have a view on Shapeshifting (My view was to spell it all-one-word, but Google said otherwise. Like I care)
Today I'm going to take a look at injuries, mainly cuts, bruises, and stabs. And whats goes with that.
(Oh and by the way this blog post won't help you in any part of your life. Except maybe your nerd life. AKA the one better than real life)
But say you're Shapeshifting and you change into a big bear. And get into a fight with some Zombie fighting villagers. You're easier than Zombies so they take you down and you've got a big fat cut on your bear arm. Well you get away anyway and change back into a your human form.

Now some nerd groups might say that the wound on your arm stays the same size when you change.(So the proportion gets bigger.)
Others might say that the wound shrinks with the person. I say otherwise.
(The proportion stays the same)
When shape-shifting happens in media it has many default forms. (Whether it's shiny gold goop or blue skin depends on the franchise.)

But anyway, your body/organism-thingy knows how to return to that form. not that form with a big fat cut on the side.

So for some Shapeshifters when a part of your present form gets a cut you just need to change to another form.
BUT it all depends on the species! With Odo, the Changeling, this will will work. But with Mystique, the mutant. it doesn't apply.

What do you think on the subject? Comment below!

All my logos. From the past, in the present, for the future.

Logos are awesome. Fun, logos are awesome. Today I think I'll show you the maybe not so fun ones and the super duper fun ones.

We'll start in the very beginning. (A very good place to start)
The very first one I did was for Through the eagles eye, a blog with no published posts.

At that point I had no idea what I was doing so I had Blogger crop it down to size.

And here we come to the birth of Squeaky Pigs. The Squeaky Pigs Art logo.

I had been learning cartooning from a book, and wanted to share my artwork with the world.

And since I already new some of how Blogger worked, I just whipped up a logo, whipped up a blog, and woosh! Squeaky Pigs Art! 

Deeper into Star Skunk: Z-Tech and the villein

So I'll tell you this, Star Skunk is going to be a little bit more emotional then I thought. And really, kids aren't going to be the main audience. Really whats going to happen is, I'll make the show and whoever likes it can watch it.

Like the bad guy. I'm going to make him dark, for a good story reason and I won't dull it down just to make it less scary. If it gets creepy I'll release them in the morning.

I'll also have some humor that will fly right over some peoples heads. And other humor thats meant  especially for the littles. (Fart jokes come to mind. After all its skunks.)

All our nerd feeders

So we all have nerd feeders. WHAT?! Let me rephrase that. Imagine Everyone with a few tanks in there mind... WHAT?! ...some are labeled, some are not. When we watch a movie, stair at art, or listen to music, one or two of those tanks are filled.

We'll start with movies. Many people love Star Wars, (not me!) They watch it, they feel nourished.

Next we'll move on to art. Recently, my mom found an artist named Jake Parker. His style fully opened up a tank I didn't know I had until I saw his art.

Jake Parker

Also another tank I opened up a while ago was a CGI style called low-poly (which basically means that everything is simple.)

Pigart

Missed Anniversary/ New years resolution

So roughly a year ago, I got a Blogger account. And started a blog called Through the eagles eye. This was the birth of Squeaky Pigs.  Roughly a year later I'm thinking "huh, whens my anniversary?"
when I checked, I realized, I had missed the Squeaky Pigs anniversary. I had checked just a few weeks late.

 Now, the new year has passed and I think I'll make a late new years resolution: Won't miss anniversary!

The passing of Leonard Nimoy

The passing of Leonard Nimoy has been a blow to the nation. And we ALL miss him already.
In the TV show "Star Trek" he inspired us all: scientists, astronauts, and all the Star Trek fans . He also supported many of NASA's missions.

                                                           The cast of Star Trek at NASA

He directed three of the Star Trek movies, and guest-starred in a two-part episode in  the TNG TV series, which is a spin-off of the original Star Trek. His son Adam Nimoy directed two of the episodes.

We will always remember him as the faithful Mr. Spock. He lived long and prospered to the age of  83.  

                                                   Mr. Spock of  Star Trek giving the Vulcan salute  

Nimoy's own final tweet, posted on Feb. 23 seen below. The "LLAP"  at the end is an abbreviation of Spock's "live long and prosper."
  

                                                                the photos and info was found here.