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Jordan Anascavage-Lorenz

The Story of My Change
The Story of My Change by @WolfBoy (Jordan Anascavage-Lorenz)

This is one of the newest pictures I have drawn lately. It uploaded a little darker than I wanted but it still looks fine. I thought I might be a cool idea if I added a story with the picture in the form of a taddered and abused personal journal entry.

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Humanoid
Rating:
Teen (N)
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Posted: Wednesday, 24 December, 2003 @ 01:10 PM
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this is pure genius- strained my eyes to read the story- great size- needs total focus-chilling and the image itself is bEaUtIfUL!!! what a furrified monster it is! perfectomundo!

Posted: Sunday, 04 January, 2004 @ 03:16 PM
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I'm SO jealous of your shading and wolf/ lichen pictures. T_T Nothing to say to this one, except: OH MY GOD! THIS IS THE BEST ONE I'VE SEEN FROM YOU! (so far)

Posted: Tuesday, 13 April, 2004 @ 10:52 PM
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HOLY SMOK-EZ. This is cool... Love how you drew the fur, paws and face :D And the story on the piece of paper sure was difficult to read, but yay! Great awesome job. A+s for yew.

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