The experience is almost more about sound than sight, as the central character's features are distorted in various ways – pulled, twisted, reduced, torn apart, and generally altered. He sings for us about his own face, which appears to be experiencing something like gout, and about the appearance of someone he cares for, with playful rhymes accompanying these vibrant transformations. It seems there isn’t a traditional narrative here; instead, it's a series of amusingly bizarre and abstract cartoons from an inventive Bill Plympton held together by a neck and a body that doesn't always quite line up. The visuals evoke the feeling of those childhood kaleidoscope toys where shapes shift unexpectedly but maintain a sense of balance and design. It’s a pleasant few minutes showcasing considerable artistic talent.

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