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That kind of overloaded kid is a staple in the cartoon business. I have tried — unsuccessfully — to figure out how they were supposed to have loaded themselves up that way without help.Report
I have been that kid. It’s not logistically possible to overload that much but goodness knows I tried!Report
It’s totes possible to overload like that if one is determined enough! You build the stack against a wall and then slide your arms under it. You probably won’t get far as the structural integrity will be compromised as you get it situated on your arms, but you can at least achieve the look for a little bit.Report