Big Bad Wolf / child's illustration
21.7.12
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my what big whiskers you have...smiles...actually really cool...i like the texture and shadow on that left side
ReplyDeletethere is little bad to see in the eyes and nose
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yvette
ooh. that's a child's illustration? pretty scary if you ask me!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, and in keeping with the original stories. He did eat Grandma, after all, and he would have eaten those pigs, given the chance.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Holding my breath for the Gorgon series.
ReplyDeleteHandlebar mustache, eh? I'm guessing that wolf's a poker player.
ReplyDeletemisunderstanding..there is little bad....I mean there is nothing bad to see in the eyes and nose..they are sweet
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