Rat Bag: Girl and Rat

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Girl and Rat

4 comments:

Adam Foster-Fahy said...: I like the girl's expression and her general pose and body language is very expressive. I think that her body us a little wonky/lopsided? The rat is out of proortion too, wouldn't be anywhere near that big.; 3:44 PM
Sorrel Sparks said...: Very funny Adam, clearly she is very tiny, idiot.; 6:42 PM
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