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Bridgette Berry

Grown*Gaz
Grown*Gaz by @idgiebay (Bridgette Berry)

Based on this image, from Dib's Wonderful Life of Doom. Looks like Gaz inherited the family scythe after all. XD

I wanted to CG this one, but my mom stole the computer from me just as I finished outlining it, so I used prisma color pencils.. which wasn't a good idea, 'cause those pencils don't like sketch book paper. Meh. So that's my excuse for the bad coloring job. Hope ya enjoy otherwise!

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Posted: Thursday, 12 September, 2002 @ 01:39 AM

I think it looks great, and the background skulls are a nice touch.

Posted: Friday, 13 December, 2002 @ 08:00 PM

I don't think that's what Gaz officially looks like as a woman. Remember in "Dib's Wonderful Life of Doom"? Zim made her look that way in the holo-future of Dib.

Zim: Hmmmm...maybe I should make Gaz beautiful as a woman. After all, I love her in secret...

Looks like Zim's got the HOTS for her! Anyway, cool pic! Keep up the good work!

Posted: Thursday, 02 January, 2003 @ 12:55 PM

Whoo! I agree with Angie's comment! I never realized it though before.

How did you get a good closeup of her? I can barely see her when I watch it!

Posted: Monday, 03 February, 2003 @ 08:45 AM

::drools uncontrollably:: Oh, I swear...I want that girl so badly sometimes I could just explode. Heh, and to as what she'd look like grown up, I think it's just anybody's guess. Kinda frustrating, tho, that there's no close-ups of her in Dib's Wonderful Life of Doom. cries and drools for what can never be...

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