Blue 04

April 28, 2010

Another drawing for the fundraiser, this one would be for donations over $100. Project here

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Robin Cain28 April, 2010 09:42
Anthony, I love this!
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Matt28 April, 2010 12:55
"Blisterin' barnacles ?!" That's great. Well done.
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Anthony Woodward28 April, 2010 17:40
Thanks! I did this for the chugnut blog comic challenge on the word 'blister'
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