Monkey's Wild Ride
This is a small doodle from my sketchbook. I'll have to think seriously about hippos and monkeys...it seems like a winning combination!
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2 comments:
This is going to open up alot of possibilities. Think of all the different ways you can combine monkeys and hippos, Leslie. I fully support this winning duo.
Love the sketch, and that previous cityscape is awesome. I definitely believe the texture adds to the painting.
Yes! Monkeys and hippos are going to be the new thing. I agree, the possibilities are endless. Thanks,Scott!
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