Well it is an inverse charcoal on paper drawing. It is mean to symbolize the iPod similiraties to the present contemporary art. It is an art of its own as well as design of its own. One no one has seen and can ever even dream about it. The wolf howling in the background means that there is a full moon. The expression once in a full moon means it will probably never happen. Something the iPod has went against with every single generation of iPod. Innovation is what it is all about
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