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WHen I said
WHen I said "grey-area", I wasn't lyin'. by @susafram (Susan Frame)

Its very blurry, mainly because I just slapped this together in paintshop without using any marquis or contrast gauges... I really like it though.. it was inspired by a really rough sketchI had done, hence the black-white scheme. I'm not too sure about the forshortening, but dangit, I like the pillow.

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Posted: Saturday, 19 January, 2002 @ 01:09 PM
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Wow. Your art, all of it is really good. I love the grey look, it really gives a lot of tone and mood to the whole picture, especially w/ the foot sticking out. Love it, hot boy :)

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Posted: Saturday, 19 January, 2002 @ 06:58 PM
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ARRGG!!! chokes you STOP BEING SO GOOD, DAMNIT!!! sighs I am purple with envy...

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Posted: Thursday, 28 March, 2002 @ 06:40 PM
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thought this was a real picture from the little thumbnail thingy wow.. dern you

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Posted: Thursday, 04 July, 2002 @ 04:50 AM
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Oooooh! ^_^ I like this :d Yummers. You did a beautiful job on this, Susan!! I like his boots! I want them!! XD This is absolutely amazing!!!

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Posted: Sunday, 28 December, 2008 @ 01:02 PM
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really nice. I thought it was a photograph at first :)

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