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Zim, and his Fiddle
Zim, and his Fiddle by @lynne (Lynne)

Dramatic O.O I did this in charcoal! Yay! And I just got Adobe Photoshop to play with, hence the lighting effects used in this.. ah well, I think it's cool. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Lynne Stephenson

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Posted: Thursday, 14 March, 2002 @ 07:11 PM
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Wow, this reminds me of that song, 'the devil went down to georgia'!!

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Posted: Thursday, 14 March, 2002 @ 07:34 PM
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WHOA! Zim plays one HELL of a fiddle! I'd be scared when he played "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"!

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Posted: Thursday, 14 March, 2002 @ 07:37 PM
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Woah, that reminded me of the EXACT same song when I saw it, and I hadn't even READ that comment yet! Weird 0.0 Cool pic though, the lighting is really great looking, kinda dark and eeeevil looking. In other words, perfect for Zim ^-^

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Posted: Thursday, 21 March, 2002 @ 06:51 PM
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Oh,crap!!! That's the most frightening thing ever drawn! (That's what Zim WANTS to be like!) My little sister was looking over my shoulder at it and said said it looks satanic!

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