Squidward's self-portraits

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Squidward's self-portraits are artworks by Squidward that appear in many episodes involving his house. They first appear in the episode "Opposite Day."

Description

The entirety of Squidward's work consists of self portraits created with a variety of mediums and artistic styles, from realistic to wildly abstract. The numerous works of Squidward's visage are hung in his red-walled studio.

Trivia

• One of Squidward's self-portraits is a painting of a clown.
• They seem to change locations in different episodes. In "Opposite Day," "Squid's Visit," and "Chatterbox Gary," they are located upstairs. In "Not Normal," they are located downstairs in the living room.
• In the episode "Squid's Visit," SpongeBob manages to copy Squidward's entire wall of self-portraits. Squidward admits that they are even better than his.
• "Squid's Visit" is the only episode featuring over one hundred paintings.
• One of Squidward's paintings resembles one of Pablo Picasso's paintings.
• There is a portrait of Squidward featured in the game SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis, which resembles one of Vincent van Gogh's self-portraits.
• The last reported number of self-portraits that Squidward has is 492.
• One of the self-portraits in "Out of the Picture," "Chatterbox Gary," "Pat Hearts Squid," "Dream Hoppers," and "Friendiversary" is styled like the Squidward sculpture from "Are You Happy Now?," "Stuck on the Roof," and "The Night Patty."