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Jennifer Winn

It's Till Lindemann again!
It's Till Lindemann again! by @BaskitKase (Jennifer Winn)

Sweeeet! I love how this picture turned out. It's one of my best human pictures so far, yesno? I drew the kick-ass German rock-dude Till Lindemann again. This pic's better than the last one I drew of him. Anyway, yeah. I found a picture of him of what lookes like him just getting out of his car, or getting in. I can't draw cars!!! If it doesn't look like he's leaning on a car in the picture, then..well...screw you. LOL..joking..anyway..yeah..here's Till. Drawn with pencil. Pic by ©Me so you had BETTER not steal it, you posers!

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Posted: Friday, 14 December, 2001 @ 07:51 PM
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Brilliant picture. Thank you for coming on the Herzeleid chat and telling us about it.

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Posted: Friday, 21 December, 2001 @ 03:11 PM
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Just got done commenting on the other Till pic AaaaaAAAAAA!!! Melts anew This is..like..perfect.

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Posted: Friday, 14 June, 2002 @ 01:32 PM
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you are damm goood to draw humans

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