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This picture is nearly a decade old (around the same time as some of the other pictures in this gallery, which is my only excuse for why nothing seems to have changed) but I recently refound it and found I wanted to share it.

This is a joke drawing of Frodo Baggins, Rosie, and Sam Gamgee as sailor scouts which I did for a friend because they thought it would be funny.

I felt like sharing it because the frying pan makes me happy and I also like the colours.

It's also a good reminder to me that hands do not go that way. I reverse it more often than you'd think.

I found this and the last upload while searching for a particular piece of art, a piece of Theoden I did for an rp game, but while I found I apparently once drew a court full of murder jesters and kept *that*, my poor Theoden art has been lost to the harrows of time. The things you don't throw out when you're sixteen is weird.

Also while looking through the old art, I discovered that almost everything I did leaned to the left. What's with that? I still do that. It's why I just do pixel stuff now if I can help it.

Description
This picture is nearly a decade old (around the same time as some of the other pictures in this gallery, which is my only excuse for why nothing seems to have changed) but I recently refound it and found I wanted to share it.

This is a joke drawing of Frodo Baggins, Rosie, and Sam Gamgee as sailor scouts which I did for a friend because they thought it would be funny.

I felt like sharing it because the frying pan makes me happy and I also like the colours.

It's also a good reminder to me that hands do not go that way. I reverse it more often than you'd think.

I found this and the last upload while searching for a particular piece of art, a piece of Theoden I did for an rp game, but while I found I apparently once drew a court full of murder jesters and kept *that*, my poor Theoden art has been lost to the harrows of time. The things you don't throw out when you're sixteen is weird.

Also while looking through the old art, I discovered that almost everything I did leaned to the left. What's with that? I still do that. It's why I just do pixel stuff now if I can help it.