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Published: 2009-05-22 19:34:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1297; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 37
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Remember Wild West Cowboys of Moo Mesa? Remember the Cowlorado kid? Well here's a female version I thought of last year. She's very simalar in style but she's a little tougher. Especially towards boys who play her for a sap. She loves to use her lasso n like's to show off for a crowd. I hope to catch attention of Moo Mesa fans. I did this in West Clare VTOS in Ireland.Related content
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She's quite beautiful! Β Nice to meet you, miss! Β *hugs her softly*
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Thanks so much. I haven't done new art for her in years.
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No problem. Maybe you should draw her again someday! *Snuggles*
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Yeah! Β I'd love to meet them!
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She's also in my Christmas 2009 picture. Check it out [link]
I have a full model I need to do so keep watching.
How would you compare to here male counterpart Cowlorado.
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Thanks. She's also in my 'Christmas 2009' picture.
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Haaaaaaaa well.....I'm honored! She's also in my Christmas 2010 pic.
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I remember that show...vaguely. The black and white cow dude was always kinda freaky with that wild smile on his face. 
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If you where on 'Who wants to be a millionaire', you would win da grand prize cause your absolutaly correct. The origanal cowboy is the 'Cowlorado Kid' (voiced by Jeff Bennet, who did Johnny Bravo's voice). In ep 19 Cowlorado did a smile I particulary liked. It's on You Tube now. It's called Moo Mesa. Get a bit of nolstalgia.
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Cool! I'll have to check that out. Thanks for the trip down memory lane and for the voice acting trivia.
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This is very Impressive. I'm Impressed ^^
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Thanks. I also did female versions of the other 2. I hope to put them all in a big picture. What caught your eye bout this?
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I'll, be sure to check it out.
The most that cought my eye was the well drawn face.
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Thanks. If she was real, she would kiss you.
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