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A redrawn and completed version of my Fritz the Cat/Skip Hinnant mash-up in my scraps section. Rrrowl.

It was hard to categorize this... I didn't want to put it in "anthro" because to me it's not an anthropomorphic animal, but a parody art of an anthropomorphic animal mashed-up with his voice actor. So I put it in "Miscellaneous" because... well, there is no real category for fanart of an actor from The Electric Company mashed up with the randy cartoon cat he voiced in two movies... LOL.

In reference pictures, I was exposed to.... HORRIBLE 70S FASHIONS! And I tried to copy the color schemes and MY EYES WERE BLEEDING! I finally settled on this, still horrible, but that's the way the 70s fashions were, my friend.

Someday I'll find out how anthropomorphic animals with the ears on the tops of their heads hold up their glasses... until then I'll just ignore it like so many other cartoonists have in the past 100 years, and cheat.

Hmm... copyright... well, no one mashed-up in this is owned by me, for sure! I wish I owned Skip... well, young Skip. Today he has a very important job as President of the New York branch of the Screen Actors Guild. maybe I should just go back in time to the 70s and hit dat. Heck, with a time machine I could... oh, nevermind.

Description
A redrawn and completed version of my Fritz the Cat/Skip Hinnant mash-up in my scraps section. Rrrowl.

It was hard to categorize this... I didn't want to put it in "anthro" because to me it's not an anthropomorphic animal, but a parody art of an anthropomorphic animal mashed-up with his voice actor. So I put it in "Miscellaneous" because... well, there is no real category for fanart of an actor from The Electric Company mashed up with the randy cartoon cat he voiced in two movies... LOL.

In reference pictures, I was exposed to.... HORRIBLE 70S FASHIONS! And I tried to copy the color schemes and MY EYES WERE BLEEDING! I finally settled on this, still horrible, but that's the way the 70s fashions were, my friend.

Someday I'll find out how anthropomorphic animals with the ears on the tops of their heads hold up their glasses... until then I'll just ignore it like so many other cartoonists have in the past 100 years, and cheat.

Hmm... copyright... well, no one mashed-up in this is owned by me, for sure! I wish I owned Skip... well, young Skip. Today he has a very important job as President of the New York branch of the Screen Actors Guild. maybe I should just go back in time to the 70s and hit dat. Heck, with a time machine I could... oh, nevermind.