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Jordan Gregory

Have A Zim
Have A Zim by @invader_bast (Jordan Gregory)

I realized, that while I was watching the Zim DVD, that it has been at least two years since I last drew Zim for no reason. I'm not counting requests. I mean actually drawing ZIM. The SHOW Zim.

The top three are inspired by Hobo 13. The bottom one is the Zimster in my style. Yes.

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Rough / Concept
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Posted: Tuesday, 07 September, 2004 @ 08:57 AM
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Aww aren't they cute :D

Gah I can't stand that show anymore. x.x

Posted: Tuesday, 07 September, 2004 @ 09:22 AM
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Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim!! =D Cuteness. Especially the one in your style. I want to attack him with cuddles. 9.9; But I won't. Since most Zims freak over that. Nice job on ShowZim too! I remember that pose!! Actually, I was watching Hobo 13 this weekeeeend...darnit, I should draw while I watch TV! XD;

Posted: Tuesday, 07 September, 2004 @ 07:59 PM
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Aww, your Zim is so cute! ^_^ I wish I could draw Zim like that... Heheh, Hobo 13. Very good episode. My personal favorites are Mysterious Mysteries and Abducted. Not that you needed to know that. Keep up the great work! ^^

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