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Jim's home!
Yesterday we discovered Jim had scraped an inch-long trench in the end of his tail, possibly even broken it. We thought he'd gotten his tail caught in the door, but now we're not sure.
Anyway, he's home, with stitches in his tail.
The vet's assistant, Naomi, said she came THIS close to putting a pink ribbon bow on the tail. So maybe he'd better think next time.
Vet bill, of course, so am trolling for commissions. Nice black and white drawings (including rough and scan) for $30.00, $12.95 shipping, handling and insurance (Within the US and Canada -- a bit higher overseas). If you want more figures, or color, we can talk; hit the email address (on my profile, here).
Or donate a beer at the Desert Peach site!
Note: PLEASE DO NOT REQUEST COPYRIGHTED CHARACTERS. Using other people's or company's characters for money is copyright infringement and THEFT. I hate to have to say this again, but people still need to learn this is wrong and illegal. I DO NOT STEAL FROM OTHER ARTISTS.
4 comments:
Not even from Disney? I know O'Neill lost the suit, but it was the principle of the thing. (I.E., parody is protected under the first amendment and no one in their right mind could possibly confuse O'Neill's drug using, unshaven sexually deviant mouse for Disney's Mickey (TM)).
Glenn
P.S. Who's the smiling broad holding the ginger cat, and what has she done with Donna?
Glenn
Disney worked many decades to market those characters. Why should I be miffed about that? I have nothing against Mickey, or any other Disney character. Have they acted as butt-heads? Then I'll do a parody of their executives. Wearing a Mickey-Mouse hat. I'll go that far.
What? You've never seen me smile?
Well, O'Neill chose Disney because of their reputation for suits. He was trying to make a point, and regretably (I think) lost. It's generally safer not to mess with Disney.
You may have smiled in my presence, but you're generally so manic and quick changing that I usually miss it!
Glenn
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