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Recent commission. He wanted a tiger in a tuxedo posing like James Bond.
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~IllustratorErik Aug 17, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
Thats the kind of clever naming that I wish I dreamed up!

The image itself is a good one too.
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*borogove13 Aug 19, 2012  Professional Filmographer
Clever names are just about free-associating until something's funny. Just go through lists of words related to the subject and try fitting them together. The more you do it, the better you get at it, but in the hopefully immortal words of the hilarious Tim Minchin in his song "dark side": "Clever never made no one rich."

With this one, I went through crap like Tiger07, James Bengal, Spyger, The Spy Who Mauled Me, etc. before I took a step back, thought "secret agent," remembered "agent orange," the chemical weapon used in 'Nam, and thought "hey, he's a secret agent, and he's orange! Both popularly familiar phrases together make a catchy and kind of funny name!"
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~IllustratorErik Aug 19, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
I admit I'd be a sucker for "Spyger", even if it doesn't make as much sense written as much as said out loud.
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*borogove13 Aug 19, 2012  Professional Filmographer
Secret Agent Orange also works because it's comprised of trochees (two syllable words with the emphasis on the first syllable). xkcd does a great comic explaining why that means anything: [link]
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