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"I'm not in peril. I'm just drawn that way."

I found a short cartoon with Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman. Which included Jessica tied to the tracks.

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P.S. I had some major scanner battles while coloring this. Want to read about that? Scanner BattlesI just fought an epic battle with my scanner. It ended in an uneasy truce. I absolutely rely on it to produce an accurate representation of what I've spend (how much?) time on. This might not sound like a big deal, but…
Last year I went to the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco to see the Picasso show, and bought the book featuring photos of what I had just seen. You'd think that a world class show like that would be just dead on. But it wasn't. Several of the photos weren't all that accurate. For example the photos would just show blobs of color, but the painting had tons of detail inside that blob. Frustrating.
At work we have all kinds of high end computers with all the illustration programs and expensive printers. But the poor designers still spend way too much time correcting different colors. Guess it depends on how many gremlins are on duty on any one particular day.
So when I dug out the pastels for this Jessica drawing

Description
"I'm not in peril. I'm just drawn that way."

I found a short cartoon with Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman. Which included Jessica tied to the tracks.

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P.S. I had some major scanner battles while coloring this. Want to read about that? Scanner BattlesI just fought an epic battle with my scanner. It ended in an uneasy truce. I absolutely rely on it to produce an accurate representation of what I've spend (how much?) time on. This might not sound like a big deal, but…
Last year I went to the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco to see the Picasso show, and bought the book featuring photos of what I had just seen. You'd think that a world class show like that would be just dead on. But it wasn't. Several of the photos weren't all that accurate. For example the photos would just show blobs of color, but the painting had tons of detail inside that blob. Frustrating.
At work we have all kinds of high end computers with all the illustration programs and expensive printers. But the poor designers still spend way too much time correcting different colors. Guess it depends on how many gremlins are on duty on any one particular day.
So when I dug out the pastels for this Jessica drawing