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Another one of those Matrix things...
Another one of those Matrix things... by @Simon_Noir (Nate Alig)

Well, to start, I'm not a big fan of fan art, but this is an acception.

I saw Matrix revolutions today, and it totally blew my mind! It has to be one of the coolest movies I have ever seen in my entire life! So I drew a picture of simon in matrix garb, and he's kicking something.

I hope the Matrix has you...you dork...

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Rough / Concept
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Posted: Friday, 07 November, 2003 @ 12:36 AM
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the art looks great! i love the boots! drools glad somebody liked the movie. glowers it was good. but compared to the first one...nothing can touch the first one. not even its sequels. and trinity died. pouts

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Posted: Saturday, 08 November, 2003 @ 11:34 PM
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I love it, great job ^_^ I haven't seen revolutions yet, some people say the ending really sucked, some totally liked it. I dunno, I'll have to see for myself, but I agree with coastalartist.. nothing can compare to the first one. lol...

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