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Published: 2008-10-24 05:10:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1335; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 0
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WOW you have a lot of replys and good and funny pic i wish i could draw that well
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Thanks Mikey; it's just a matter of practice, if you really want to learn...
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I saw this in artistm0nk's favorites and added it to mine without even realizing it was yours...
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btw I'm on my way home... I'm in a computer store. <_____< This lady is asking me all these questions about computers.. I think she thinks I work here.
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They seriously should..
I want my name tag to say Tequila Mockingbird...
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Aw jeez, coming from you I actually need to take that seriously; thanks so much, Bob!
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this work really cought my eye.
I love the unfinished touch, very well done!
the hair detail looks amazing.
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**hands you a pair of cooling shades**
Tight details on this one. But why in scraps?
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i dont believe i've ever seen a sheep so beautifully portrayed!
i love this for its freshness, originality and the subtle mix of seriousness and humour i see in it
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Good eye, as usual; thanks Robbie!
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Nicely done, Sam. This just proves you're as crazy as I am. How is your wrist?
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I haven't been able to work on "A Good Book" all day, so it's fine.
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Fridays are best kept lazy-- I don't know how I ever lost track of that...
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Really? And here I was, crawling around on the floor, hauling out all the stuff I'd stored under my drafting table, vacuuming up the dust capybaras re-connecting an external hard drive to my computer that had become unplugged, putting everything back under said drafting table, and connecting a new keyboard to the computer, just so I could get to work.
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It seems like an illustration that could be in one of those children's books..
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Thanks, Natalie!
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Someone got a tad bit carried away..
It happens, though...(it was just today in chem where I got a bit carried away writing an intense explanation for why Boron and Beryllium differ in atomic size 
Hahaha..the last part of your comment sounded very farm-like for some reason. I dunno..when I stare at your comment in its entirety, not concentrating on the what it really says, I get an image of farmland in my head.
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You should write a children's book about one and illustrate it yourself.
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This could actually be kinda cool-- a primer on art supplies disguised as a farm story...
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YES! So the little, innocent, unsuspecting children who are reading it are subconsciously manipulated into wanting to create art. It'll be like Animal Farm..
I think I just made the idea sound evil, which was not my intention at all. Oops.
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Have you ever heard the Flight of the Conchords? And more specifically, their song, Robots?
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What's my problem with Australians lately?!!!
I WANT to like Flight of the Concords, but their so damned Australian!
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haha... but they're technically not Australian, since they're from New Zealand, so that should help somewhat, no?
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Maybe that'll get me through at some point...
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I shall wait for that day EVER so eagerly!
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Don't mind me..
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You're a genius writer in general!
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Nah-- put me on T-shirt slogans though, and you and I shall earn the rent month in an month out...
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Done. You're hereby assigned to the T-shirt slogan department..
Examples? Examples?? (no pressure, of course!
(by the way, is it true that in America, mad does not mean crazy??! (besides meaning angry))
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Mad does mean crazy in America, in addition to angry--
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Thank god for that!!
Oh
That's TWO days in a row that I discovered such cultural differences. Apparently, not many people here've ever done linedancing or riverdancing.
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