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IFRI_Fat

Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Mr. Rat he was so fat that the stinky cheese rod masked the fact that a mean old cat was about to attack.
Sketches sketches.
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posted by Jim Howard, 11:48 AM

6 Comments:

Oh wow--this is great--the picture and the poem. Love the lines in the rat and a peek at the sketches.

commented by Blogger steve,1:57 PM

 


Nice Job! Good rhyme, hope to see more some time!

commented by Blogger Jim,2:03 PM

 


hehehe.
love your illustration.
very nice style.
love

commented by Blogger Luis Américo,2:43 PM

 


One should always be looking behind their shoulder, despite the stink that surrounds them. Good stuff...a rat, cheese on a stick...i have seen that before somewhere. Nice story and graphic.

commented by Blogger quiet storm,3:00 PM

 


LOL The cheese rod is very funny.
"Cheese I command you to get into my mouth."

commented by Blogger Pickledog,11:00 PM

 


Lovely idea and i like your choice of colour/texture.

commented by Blogger Queen Tut,12:46 PM

 


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