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More new books! This time, it's the latest in the much-beloved Shut Up, Lee series, by author Kyell Gold. In this installment, Lee continues to not shut up and generally makes trouble for everyone u_u
Jokes aside, it is a highly enjoyable series that would complement any bookshelf nicely! It has lots of choice words by Kyell and many delightful drawings by Blotch (just look at their insane cover)! So buy it!
A softcover edition is waiting for you here.
Or a much, much harder hardcover version is available here.
Enjoy!
Jokes aside, it is a highly enjoyable series that would complement any bookshelf nicely! It has lots of choice words by Kyell and many delightful drawings by Blotch (just look at their insane cover)! So buy it!
A softcover edition is waiting for you here.
Or a much, much harder hardcover version is available here.
Enjoy!
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
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Size 820 x 838px
File Size 307.7 kB
I was about to reply “Huh?” till I remembered that Rockwell picture. *grins*
He really was a master of the “Human Interaction” that we all know but seldom stop to think about. *awe*
And he did a cover for the “Saturday Evening Post” every week. Talk about an “Iron Artist”!
He really was a master of the “Human Interaction” that we all know but seldom stop to think about. *awe*
And he did a cover for the “Saturday Evening Post” every week. Talk about an “Iron Artist”!
The brand of football is a deeply inside joke that is on the very first Blotch cover... http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1741944/
That is just the kind of detail-oriented guy
kamui is.
That is just the kind of detail-oriented guy
kamui is. 
Ah, Dev and Lee. I don't know what it is about these two, given that I'm straight and don't particularly care for football, but I can't wait to see what happens next. Credit Mr. Gold's ability to create fully realized characters that we come to care about as individuals, rather than two dimensional mouthpieces for a point of view. And you, sir, have captured them very, very well. Love it!
For some reason I'm reminded of Ty Pennington and his megaphone on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
I always expected someone to take that megaphone and either destroy it or do something anatomically inappropriate to him with it.
I always expected someone to take that megaphone and either destroy it or do something anatomically inappropriate to him with it.
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