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Frodo sitting (with really small looking feet!)
Frodo sitting (with really small looking feet!) by @thedeanna (d taylor)

lol, another paint chat drawing.... of frodo... this time frodo looks like he was/is in an abusive relationship... this took SO long to do, mostly cuz i was like.. doing other things at the same time, to it was like; colour alittle go off and read, come back 10 minutes later colour somemore, his feet are too small though... but i didn't feel like changing them, since i can't draw feet for beans...

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Posted: Monday, 28 January, 2002 @ 09:58 PM
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Your hobbits are very cute !!!!! I love Lord of the Rings !!!!!!! One of my favourite book !

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Posted: Sunday, 03 February, 2002 @ 03:00 PM
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I love it!! He is such an adorable thing! I can't stop looking at it!! ;)

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Posted: Sunday, 05 January, 2003 @ 12:59 AM
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i think hes looking at something weird and slightly icky... ^_^ very cute.

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