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Jessica Caroline

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hello camera by @seasaidh (Jessica Caroline)

Ahh, well this has taken me a few weeks. I just started a new job, I'm a medical secretary assistant. Quite fun.

I felt like drawing two of my anthro characters- Brittanu Lai and Jett Taylor. They are both international theives, at least when I originally designed them that is what they were. Still are in my opinion- just no one ever knows it. So I drew a picture dipecting them stealing something. Jett is hanging upside down and is smiling at the camera. Brittanu is sitting in a chair like sling- getting the jewel and smiling at the camera.

Brittanu is german/russian and Jett is just a crazy american boy- they are not a couple. X3 I watch too many spy movies. Welp! Time for me to get to work! flee

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Posted: Thursday, 01 April, 2004 @ 04:36 PM
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The Mission: Impossible theme plays in my mind as I look at this picture. =D That's a good thing. That's the mood I'm sort of getting from this picture, but that's just me. Anyways, this is a really cool picture. I really like the coloring job you did on it too. ^_^

Took you a few weeks, eh? How come? =( Was it the picture itself, or maybe because of certain complications going on in real life? Just curious.

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Posted: Thursday, 01 April, 2004 @ 06:19 PM
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Heh! This is a lot of fun. I like the background you put in, and the characters are wonderfully designed, I'm really interested in knowing more about them.

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