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Here is a picture that I did as part of an art trade with my dear friend : A picture of her "T.U.F.F. Puppy" fan character, Cynthia Coonson, dressed up as Jessica Rabbit from the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". Because I wasn't too busy doing anything else at the time, I decided to take the opportunity to do an art trade with my friend after she was more than nice enough to ask for one recently, and I could not resist wanting to draw another picture featuring any of her characters in my original cartoon style once again. For this picture I've done, I was able to draw Cynthia posing as Jessica Rabbit by wearing her iconic outfit that consists of a fancy red dress, long purple gloves, and red high-heeled shoes while she's seen hanging around a stage setting. When I was coloring the picture in, I was able to use a red texture that resembles a stage curtain for the background (which I then decided to add some sparkles for a bit of pizzazz) as well as a brown wooded texture for the flooring. The picture turned out very nice after being completed, and I just know that my friend will love it no matter what.

Cynthia Coonson (c) CottonCatTailToony
T.U.F.F. Puppy (c) Butch Hartman / Nickelodeon
Jessica Rabbit, Who Framed Roger Rabbit (c) Disney / Amblin Entertainment

Description
Here is a picture that I did as part of an art trade with my dear friend : A picture of her "T.U.F.F. Puppy" fan character, Cynthia Coonson, dressed up as Jessica Rabbit from the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". Because I wasn't too busy doing anything else at the time, I decided to take the opportunity to do an art trade with my friend after she was more than nice enough to ask for one recently, and I could not resist wanting to draw another picture featuring any of her characters in my original cartoon style once again. For this picture I've done, I was able to draw Cynthia posing as Jessica Rabbit by wearing her iconic outfit that consists of a fancy red dress, long purple gloves, and red high-heeled shoes while she's seen hanging around a stage setting. When I was coloring the picture in, I was able to use a red texture that resembles a stage curtain for the background (which I then decided to add some sparkles for a bit of pizzazz) as well as a brown wooded texture for the flooring. The picture turned out very nice after being completed, and I just know that my friend will love it no matter what.

Cynthia Coonson (c) CottonCatTailToony
T.U.F.F. Puppy (c) Butch Hartman / Nickelodeon
Jessica Rabbit, Who Framed Roger Rabbit (c) Disney / Amblin Entertainment