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Published: 2011-08-25 09:41:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 13145; Favourites: 167; Downloads: 2156
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Click here for the plain English text version: [link]This was a character ref commission for
It's styled as an instructional/safety poster like one would find in any work place.
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Lilo and Stitch Β© Disney
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Terran: Interesaangt sprΓ₯kkenda.
Norwegian: Interessant sprΓ₯k.
English: Interesting language.
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Nice job on the intergalactic police alien.
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i like this suit hehehe i want this oc on suit them hehe
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yeah its for the Half life so i like this charaters be of my oc but i don't know are you like hehe
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These guys are awesome, I've always liked them in the movie
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You've gotta wonder how they manage to put on these suits.
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>8D may I use this for an idea? If I borrow from people I give them 60% of all credit
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Technically it's Disney's idea, so feel free to use the idea. However, don't use my actual artwork.
Thanks.
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One of my favorite animated background character designs.
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Did you get that font anywhere in particular..?
Nice pic
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Very, very nice! I love those dinosaur aliens! And when I say dinosaur, for all we know they may have descended from intelligent dinosaurs who evacuated earth millions of years ago. So anyways, I actually plan on making one of these guys a main character in one of my primary stories. He is going to be a Galactic police officer who is assigned to work with Officer Kaiiko and Bonnie to hunt down and re-re-re-re-re-re-recapture Dr. Hamsterviel. Their partnership will be kind of a parody to the partnership of the main characters from Rush Hour.
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Sounds good. I'd like to read it when it's finished.
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Fun idea.
I did the fan-fiction RP thing with a friend for a while. It's always fun.
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AND it's in tantalog. You really went above and beyond, sir.
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