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Published: 2007-08-14 09:37:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 2737; Favourites: 75; Downloads: 84
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Ron Glass as Shepherd Book.We didn't get to learn exactly who this character was. The mystery lives on.....
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Thanks for the great art!!
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Sorry I haven't commented earlier, I just now got check out the whole list of new deviations ^^
This is amazing, I especially like the way you've handled the skin. Many people make the dark skin colours look more like a tan, but you've done it perfectly! 
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Please never feel you need to apologise..
I really appreciate the time you have taken looking at and commenting on this set of drawings.
You take the time to comment specifically. That is very thoughtful of you.
Thanks for adding this as a favourite.
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I think his mystery told every story he needed to tell. It was obvious from the day he boarded. His faith and convictions were too strong to get caught up in story-telling. He was a better character for not taking the bait every time Malcolm laid it out there for him.
oh, yeah, the picture is fabulous. This was a daring task, I think. (between the hair, mustache, and skin tone) incredibly well done.
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I suppose some mysteries are left mysteries!
Thanks for the observations....
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I think you could've given some more attention to the shirt
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I could always give my drawings more attention in all sorts of areas. Well spotted!
Thanks for the comment!
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It came out much better than I had anticipated.
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I was anticipating Book being perhaps one of the least interesting. However the detailing in the face made it a challenge to draw and very satisfying as it progressed.
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Thank you once more for your kind comments.
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And another great drawing, well done you! His expression is great. He looks very mysterious... as if he knows something that no one else knows. It's in the eyes, I think. Well done on capturing that, brilliant job!
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That's mighty kind of you. And yes Book does seem to know stuff that no one else does. I'm glad you could see that...
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How beautiful!
FF
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Thank you.
A favourite too and not having seen the series! Most appreciated. Still however great I think Firefly is, it doesn't beat the pleasures of a rural life. I grew up in a fairly large UK town and have moved out to rural East Anglia and I love it.
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Ah, I loved his character. Made for a good balance with the others
They did very well with the characters on that show
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Thank you. I can't think of another show where I like all the characters as much.
Thanks for adding this as a favourite...
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You're welcome.
It was the characters that really made the show I feel. Isn't to many good Sci-fi's around so I was happy to discover it.
How could I not fav it, you have a wonderful talent!
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Another wonderful drawing, Richard
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Thank you, Vicki. I always felt Book was the voice of reason.
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Thank you so much.
I really appreciate the favourite.
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It's fantastic - I am deeply envious of how you've managed to do the textures and the lighting - and of course how you got it so lifelike!
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Thank you. That is a lovely thing to say...
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Yes! Joss Whedon owe us an explaination to the preacher! And you, my friend, your skills are not the at same level as last time I praised them.
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More of your impressive talent!
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Please never worry about the length of comment. The fact you even do is always appreciated.
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Good, I'm pleased to hear that!
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Book! 
*roffled at that line*
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Thanks, Tory.
Every theatre-goer in the land rejoiced at that one.
Thanks for the favourite...
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I'm so disappointed.
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*Scratches head*
*Suddenly understands*
What I meant was the line said that it was reserved for people who talk in theatres. As well as for other heinous crimes.
I hate people talking when I am at the movies. So I rejoiced at that line!
You thought I meant... Oh it doesn't matter, let it be enough that Richard has disappointed Tory.
*Hangs head in shame. Goes to sit in corner*
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I should have known better than to question you, I'm the slow one in this Muskato group.
*feels bad*
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It's not that you are slow, it's that I speak English and you speak English.
You know what they say... America and Britain, tow nations divided by a common language!
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Wow. The clothes first and foremost look very real. His face, wow captured the expression, captured his mustache ;D, and did a magnificent job at his wrinkles.
The left eye seems a bit small, but I suppose that's because of the shadows.
Great job overall. It's almost like looking into a photograph. Haha.
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Thank you.
I think, if truth be told, the right eye is a touch on the large side, but I prefer your plan of blaming the shadows!
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This is absolutely fantastic; it's as if Book himself was looking straight back at me from the PC screen.
Book was one of my favourite characters from the series; it annoyed me that they never explained his past...
Wonderful work, as per usual.
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Thanks muchly.
I guess all we can hope for is another movie with flashbacks!
"The Bible is very specific about killing. It is, however, hazy about the subject of kneecaps."
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Beautiful texture work on the skin and shirt! This looks exactly like him ... thoughtful and kind. I'm totally loving your series drawings! Who's next?!
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