Comment from khristysdesigns
This is really a cute drawing! Is this a prairy dog? I love how you have done the fur of this little guy, the details are so well done, I love the gun, the hat is really really good. I hope he likes it!

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

yeppers its a parie dog..thanks for the great review.

Comment from LorrainePurviance
great character love the attitude on the dude...how does he shoot the gun he has no "trigger" finger...I guess that is why he has the "tude" he don't need no gun to keep the peace...great job

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

lol..well shooting the gun will be a different story..but give me time..ill figure something out..wink. thanks for the great review.

Comment from dalmdad
Love the cigar stub. This guy looks so serious, ready to do what he has to do. You are great with detail. I am amazed by the thought and detail involved in the revolver

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

thanks dalmdad for the great review.

Comment from WendyG
Your grandson is going to love this MK! What a smart looking Sherif (wink)lol. Wonderful detail and colors, the gun is fabulous great detail in it. Excellent work of art as usual:)

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

thanks wendy for the great review.

Comment from tina vanhorn
always great why wont they let me give you more stars i love all the detail work all over love the color scheme clapping really loud and throw in a big yoohraa it very nice tina marie

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

lolol. glad that you have enjoyed this time and thanks for the great review.

Comment from Severity Apparel
Heck yeah!! this is cool, and as always I am left impressed beyond measure at the skill level it takes to use sharpies!

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 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

40 years of practice and throw aways..yeah i think im finally getting it right..lol..thanks for the great review.

Comment from Skyangel02
Totally cute and adorable.
If my childish drawing deserves five and a half stars, this deserves ten. It is twice as good as mine. I have a new respect for all felt pen artists after trying to draw with them.
Just out of curiosity, how many colors are in your set? Surely you don't do all this with only 12 colors?

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

no i buy them by the several dozen..ill get a 36 pack at a time unless i order a spcial pack straight from sharpie...at a fraction of the cost versus copic or prisma..like this character here i know i have close to 20 colors this has taken overall. see i learned at a early age how to mix sharpie colors to get another blend of color like paint..now counting to map out the reverse on highlightling..its opposite of normal painting..funny i know i can teach this but why?..i wanted to be famous for the work..not making everyone else famous and i taught em how. my goal is to be recognized like a norman rockwell..i get there i will be in hog heaven..gotta work on it though...lol. thanks for the great review.

reply by Skyangel02 on 14-Aug-2012

You need a good agent who can sell icecream to Eskimos on a freezing cold day. LOL.
I think the truly famous people are the ones who do very unique work which is very different from the average run of the mill stuff you can find in the world. Then mostly they need to wait till they die before their get recognized. Look at the history of famous artists. Very few were recognized or even made a decent living from their art before they died.
To make a decent living from art these days you need to be working for people which churn out weekly magazines to their fans or are creating movies and need poster painters.
Good luck with becoming famous. ;-)
I am already famous amongst my fan base and enemies. People either love me or hate me a lot. A bit like Robin Hood. Feared by the bad, loved by the good. ;-)

Comment from havinfun
This is sooo cute. Your work is amazing. Great colors, so detailed right down to his toenails. lol Very creative and expressive. Great work. Don't give up on me, I still want that tweety bird pic. :)

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

np..tweety aint gone now where...yet...lol. thanks for the great review.

reply by havinfun on 14-Aug-2012

You're welcome, and I'm glad you still have tweety. Hubby has a lawn business and is having to spend some money on repairs right now, so as soon as that's all done, I'm coming for tweety. :)

Comment from phil1950
This is way cool sure your grandson will love it brilliant composition and concept fabulous colours and tones great initial impact technique really well done (smiling at this image)

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

thankas phil for the great review

Comment from Happy Snappy
Wow this is gorgeous! You have really given that dog some kick ass character lol I love everything about it and wish I could give more. Helen

 Comment Written 13-Aug-2012

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reply by the author on 14-Aug-2012

thaks happy for the great review.