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Sharon M

Sandy Bravo
Sandy Bravo by @Shazi (Sharon M)
Meet my Johnny Bravo character: Sandy Bravo. Umm, Johnny's slightly gifted lab/retriever. Slightly gifted at the fact that she can talk, walk like a human...oh, and she can cook really nice blueberry pancakes. ^^

I created her back in 1996 ever since that musclebound musclehead came to our screens. ^^ I made her for fun then, but this is actually my first drawing of her I doodled last night so I didn't make much of a fuss with this. I'm not quite sure if she looks hanna barbera-ish but hey, there you go. I was actually influenced in drawing her since me and my friend Cherie did this quirky rp. So Cherie, this piccies because of you. Heheh thankies ^^. Artwork inspired by Johnny Bravo. Sandy Bravo © to Sharon (Shazi) Matthews.

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Everyone
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Finished Work
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Posted: Wednesday, 31 July, 2002 @ 10:01 PM
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eee cute. That's really good for an attempt at an HB style character.

BTW the creator of Johnny Bravo is Van Partible (Sp?)

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Posted: Thursday, 01 August, 2002 @ 01:15 PM
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Hey! That's really cute!!!! ^__^ I like her already! I can't wait to see more artwork from you, Shazi! :D

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Posted: Saturday, 03 August, 2002 @ 02:57 PM
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Hi Shaz Kool drawing cya soon Cola

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