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Finally, I got off my lazy ass and started listening to the original audiobook to the novel that inspired the live action/animated film, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?!", that was called "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?!". I must say, so far, the book is better than the movie. I drew down this version of Roger based on the description in the book. In the original book, he had light brown fur, 6 foot tall by height (probably counting the 18 inch ears), wears big fire hydrant red sneakers, yellow overalls with red suspenders, and duct tape that holds up the red suspenders in the back and white hands with no gloves. I drew in the gloves because I thought of the movie at the time I drew and listened to the book. I also drew his hands with out the gloves too to fix it. Also that word balloon on his was the only was that Toons (cartoon characters that lived in the real world) used to speak to humans and show different emotions depending on the size, shape, color, and form of the balloon. After they finish talking, the word balloons either melted or just poof into dust on the ground leaving the white residue from the balloon from whatever spot on the ground it was hovering over. U should read the book. Its a lot more darker and somehow a bit more serious than the movie was, but still retains the Looney Tune-ish humor and the Maltese Falcon-like film noir style. The book was set in the same time it was written, in the 80's, and the movie was set in the 40's and/or 50's. And Roger was a newspaper comic strip character instead of a theatrical cartoon character like in the movie. I feel like drawing more pics based around the book like a comic strip that Eddie read of "Baby Herman", a few characters and scenes, and/or maybe the (spoiler for those planning to read in book) Roger's dead body that Eddie found in Roger's house. Keep ur eye out for more artwork soon.

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Finally, I got off my lazy ass and started listening to the original audiobook to the novel that inspired the live action/animated film, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?!", that was called "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?!". I must say, so far, the book is better than the movie. I drew down this version of Roger based on the description in the book. In the original book, he had light brown fur, 6 foot tall by height (probably counting the 18 inch ears), wears big fire hydrant red sneakers, yellow overalls with red suspenders, and duct tape that holds up the red suspenders in the back and white hands with no gloves. I drew in the gloves because I thought of the movie at the time I drew and listened to the book. I also drew his hands with out the gloves too to fix it. Also that word balloon on his was the only was that Toons (cartoon characters that lived in the real world) used to speak to humans and show different emotions depending on the size, shape, color, and form of the balloon. After they finish talking, the word balloons either melted or just poof into dust on the ground leaving the white residue from the balloon from whatever spot on the ground it was hovering over. U should read the book. Its a lot more darker and somehow a bit more serious than the movie was, but still retains the Looney Tune-ish humor and the Maltese Falcon-like film noir style. The book was set in the same time it was written, in the 80's, and the movie was set in the 40's and/or 50's. And Roger was a newspaper comic strip character instead of a theatrical cartoon character like in the movie. I feel like drawing more pics based around the book like a comic strip that Eddie read of "Baby Herman", a few characters and scenes, and/or maybe the (spoiler for those planning to read in book) Roger's dead body that Eddie found in Roger's house. Keep ur eye out for more artwork soon.