Looks more like the central character in Munsch's "The Scream"

http://www.unt.edu/benchmarks/archives/2002/july02/scream.jpg

I recently wrote a post at my music/tech blog here about the value of restricting your choice when working on music (or any art, really).

Tools (toys?) like this, with their limited range and lack of editability can be infuriating, but there's a certain charm to an instrument that won't sync with anything and is a pony with few tricks. Either you love what it does or you don't, and the people it resonates with (no pun intended) will probably find themselves very inspired.

I recently fell back in love with my Stylophone for much the same reasons- it's got next to no features, but when I want to play a monophonic sawtooth synth line with a stylus, it's there for me, no fuss required.

Makes one wonder if the darts have been modded, too..

I'm waiting for the all-metal model :)