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Here's the fourth (and final) mini-sketch in the "FLABBO Candidate" series, drawn by 
Tzologeist - as part of a collection of rare art that she'd sent me, following our get-together at the 2003 edition of "Megaplex" (formerly "Pawpet Megaplex") in Orlando, Florida.
This fat cat seems to be the closest thing to an ideal candidate for modeling the designer clothes for the 'big-boned' set. (But since I'm currently not doing anymore FLABBO ads, I might consider putting him in one of my 'Tummy Heftifigure' ad parodies instead.)
And don't worry; this isn't the last of Tzologeist's rare 2003 art. I'll have a few more images to share with you, as 'sweeps month' continues...
Artwork by Tzologeist
Tzologeist - as part of a collection of rare art that she'd sent me, following our get-together at the 2003 edition of "Megaplex" (formerly "Pawpet Megaplex") in Orlando, Florida. This fat cat seems to be the closest thing to an ideal candidate for modeling the designer clothes for the 'big-boned' set. (But since I'm currently not doing anymore FLABBO ads, I might consider putting him in one of my 'Tummy Heftifigure' ad parodies instead.)
And don't worry; this isn't the last of Tzologeist's rare 2003 art. I'll have a few more images to share with you, as 'sweeps month' continues...
Artwork by Tzologeist
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Housecat
Size 650 x 755px
File Size 67.7 kB
Not counting the photocopies of your earliest stuff - such as various animal images (for "Megaplex"), colorful bookmarks, or your 2002 business cards for Harvest Printing, you'd sent me nearly ten different original mini-drawings (some in ink, and others in pencil [which I can darken with my Paint.net program]). I might consider posting your photocopied image of an owl in jeans with suspenders (you'd rejected for the 2003 "Megaplex" con book), as it goes well with the other owl images of (the late) Lya Korda - who drew them for MENSA (and their local monthly newsletter "Brow Beat") - which I'm also posting during 'sweeps month'.
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