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You like anthropomorphic animals in people clothes, don’t you? I thought so. Then you’ll like the drawings of Lisa Hanawalt.

She’s on Flickr, too.

toonman

Reminds me of the work of Ana Afonso for the Lisbon Zoo.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qAwLwMs4Css/SQsUujizAdI/AAAAAAAAAcw/_IDHIPt5l64/s1600-h/red_convite_net.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qAwLwMs4Css/SO3NNg1IYGI/AAAAAAAAAb4/zWlZY-fgicI/s1600-h/people_net_gray.jpg
toonman

Reminds me of the work of Ana Afonso for the Lisbon Zoo.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qAwLwMs4Css/SQsUujizAdI/AAAAAAAAAcw/_IDHIPt5l64/s1600-h/red_convite_net.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qAwLwMs4Css/SO3NNg1IYGI/AAAAAAAAAb4/zWlZY-fgicI/s1600-h/people_net_gray.jpg
http://www.miss-tal.com/ miss-tal

In if instead you like it the other way around than have a look at these:http://www.miss-tal.com/bestiario.html
and these: http://www.miss-tal.com/taxonomy.html
http://www.miss-tal.com miss-tal

In if instead you like it the other way around than have a look at these:http://www.miss-tal.com/bestiario.html
and these: http://www.miss-tal.com/taxonomy.html

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This entry was posted by John Martz on July 9, 2009.

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