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It's frodo! YAY!
It's frodo! YAY! by @ehrehatt (Ehren Hatten)

He looks soo happy!

:winces at sunburn on right arm:: darn thing hurts!

Anyway... did this thing in oekaki. It's Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood style) from Lord of the Rings.

I know know.... his hands look deformed, but hey.... what more can you expect from someone who is tired, eh?

I like the way I did the hair and they eyes. They always come out so nice...

::drops her head on to the computer and falls asleep:: zzzzZZZzzzzZZZZzzzz Artwork © Copyright 2002 Ehren Hatten

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Posted: Tuesday, 16 April, 2002 @ 03:30 AM
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Wheee!! I LUV Frodo!! ^^ And Elijah Wood . . . He's the man!! ^~ Hehehe . . . Groovy, groovy job!!! :) Keep it up!!

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Posted: Thursday, 08 August, 2002 @ 04:37 PM
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I just leave my remark and tip toe quietly out. I THOUGHT IS WAS GREAT!!! YA KNOW WHAT?? YOUR ONE OF THE BEST ARTISTS I'VE SEEN IN AWHILE!!!!

...Oh i'm sorry. Did i wake you up?

Posted: Thursday, 05 September, 2002 @ 06:20 PM
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you didn't wake me up. Really! I'm just not able to get to computers readily right now. Thaks!

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