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The Improv Pic, revisited!!!!
The Improv Pic, revisited!!!! by @randiradio (Randi Stevenson)

Okay...This is my art trade with Feral Grinn, again!!! I noticed this pic looked way too dark on some monitors, so I'm reuploading it, this time in RGB color mode!!!! If it still looks too dark on anyone's monitor (i.e you can't make out the fingers or the bootlaces), please let me know!!!! Artwork © Copyright 2002 Randi Stevenson

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Thursday, 13 June, 2002 @ 06:36 PM
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Wow!! I like it alot! Kinda flattering that you put in so much effort...believe me, it definately payed off! Thanks SO much for the trade. 'Twas an honor ;)

-Feral Grinn www.side7.com/art/sarapetr

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Posted: Thursday, 13 June, 2002 @ 06:36 PM
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Wow!! I like it alot! Kinda flattering that you put in so much effort...believe me, it definately payed off! Thanks SO much for the trade. 'Twas an honor ;)

-Feral Grinn www.side7.com/art/sarapetr

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