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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Here she is colored, folks!
Hope ya'll digs! Art: Sean "Cheeks" Galloway Comments
 hey she looks funky nice work with the colours
 dats sooo cool!! i love da colours!!!
 well done! da expression on her face is jus funny  -- The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.  awesome design! cool colors
-- 1-Serve the public trust 2-Protect the innocent 3-Uphold the law  wow that was fast. hey hey you give hope, sean
 Love it. its' marvelous, simply marvelous
-- "If I can do it, then anyone can!" - Jason Scholte "What happened to the tee hee hee?" - Kevin Smith Please check out my stores! My Cafepress Store My Chi  haha
i knew i'f only wait just a lil' bit of time 2 see this beauty coloured up.. -- Chamba's Book of Art You've seen (with some you haven't) Only available from Vegamation press  god i love ur coloring!!! lol
-- "fake it till u make it"  nice pose dude!!
cool clothes ... I like that combination a lot ^_^ *YAY!! orange clothes!!* -- It's good to be bad!  SEAN! im diggin the design,
  yourdaman!
-- An artistic performance is the blending of intelligence and intuition. |
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