ARGHH WHY IS IT SO SMALL!!!
I cannot fathom it. Ahh well....

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Growing up is hard to do. That's why I don't do it so much.

awww! that's such a.. cute old man in a polkadotted scarf :3
just look @his face *pokes him*
Great job robbibzzaa

Awww he's so cute!
You make me want to draw people all cute and bundled up too
I like the blue patterny thing too, very cool ^^

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Can you change the full view size? ^^

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Professional help is being sought.}

thankyouu!! ahah, I just want to poke his belly... *stares*

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Growing up is hard to do. That's why I don't do it so much.

thanksies! yes I think I might go on a spree of drawing cute bundled-up people....
lol, maybe not. But it would be fun!

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Growing up is hard to do. That's why I don't do it so much.

Nice work, looks good if you vary your style a bit. Really like the clear way you drew the guy.

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"Das Schönste, was wir erleben können, ist das Geheimnisvolle." ("The most beautiful, which we can experience, is the mysterious.")

A.Einstein

thankyou! It's good to know my style looks varied, that's what I was going for actually

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Growing up is hard to do. That's why I don't do it so much.

Oh WAAOW Robizz! I just LOVE him!! ^^! He is so cute and bundles up and looks so cosy! It is incredibley, incredibley awesome and cool to see something that I've asked for that you might not usually draw done in your style! Oh my goosh! I love his little tweedy hat, and the crease lines on his coat make it look so fresh like snow. I love the neat little highlights on it, and the lines of his shadow too.
He's so illustrative and stylish and yes so quaint and old fashioned at the same time ^^
I really so love him, this is so special! Thank you so, soo much ^^!
Please do let me know more about your characters so that I can make your request too ^^!
xxxxxxx

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“I think you do nothing of consequence if you try and please some amorphous audience. I think you really have to do work that you like, and hope that people will come along for the ride.” - Dave McKean