Waltz Time, pen and ink on card stockn/d (early 1990s), titled in pencil
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4 comments:
Ummm, is it just my imagination, or is that alligator anatomicaly correct? Well, assuming he were an anthropomorphic alligator...
Nevermind... Forget I said anything.
If that's an alligator, he must have had the bad luck to be vacationing in Guernica in 1937.
Alligator, Goat, Hippo. No, wait, maybe that last one is a rhino.
Perhaps I'm spending too much time worrying about this.
Three guys in Mardi Gras costumes? Furries? Hmmmm...
They're all sporting some weird britches, eh, gents?
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