do i still have it

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  • September 14, 2005 at 12:11 am #12995
    bri159
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    you mean you weren't looking at her eye's. awwww….but they were why i drew her to begin with. she just happened to have muscles…..okay. now that all the b.s. is out of the way. thanks for the compliment random

    September 14, 2005 at 4:13 pm #12996
    Anonymous
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    rofl!

    September 14, 2005 at 7:08 pm #12997
    David C. Matthews
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    i hope to make a mini comic on the character which could potentially be serialized(popularity pending)

    I'd like to see a comic from you. If I can give you (and anyone else who's thinking about doing a comic) a piece of advice: Use a font for lettering! Very few webcomics creators I've seen do hand-lettering well, and the polish of a lettering font adds a nice touch of professionalism to any such endeavor.

    Here's a site that's a great source for free fonts you can use for not-for-profit and independent publishing.

    (I use a computer font myself, "Whizbang", even though my early small-press projects were praised for being adequately-to-well lettered by hand; I find fonts to be faster and easier to use than hand-lettering, and, as I said, gives that professional-looking sheen to my work.)

    September 25, 2005 at 1:07 am #12998
    Anonymous
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    You still got it…keep doing it! I stopped too and started drawing
    so called "normal" art. Started just last month drawing amazons
    again and couldn't be better…. 😀

    September 30, 2005 at 1:57 am #12999
    Kitsunekun
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    I just do all kinds of art, even landscapes.

    Your girls are amazing, I'd like to see your work published.

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