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Mr. John Linnell
Mr. John Linnell by @srom (srom noname)

and THIS is how i'll mat it, i think. 16 hours goes a long way, but it's worth it.

stop making those "oooooo!" noises, digger! o)

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Humanoid
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Finished Work
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21y213d ago
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Posted: Wednesday, 23 April, 2003 @ 12:02 PM
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Dang Emo!  This is one of the best drawings I have ever seen!  Not just in your archive you, anywhere!  You were good before, but just look at you now!  Rock on Emo (aka retardo)!  Just kidding.  About the retardo part, that is.
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Posted: Monday, 05 May, 2003 @ 01:43 PM
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seen the original...just as impressive as live. I guess what catches me is the perspective of the head especially with the way it is tilted...nicely done.....also the way the viewer can feel the energy,motion and thought which is apparently going through the composers mind...very nice

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Posted: Saturday, 28 June, 2003 @ 08:15 PM
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This is pretty cool man. Very impressed with your detail and they way you set up this picture with him playing his accordion and reading at the same time . Good perspective and great detail. Loves it. (TMBG rocks!)

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