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"Yummy!" by James R. Inwood

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Yummy! by James R. Inwood


	This (slightly) smart orc is halfway preparing his secret sauce to marinate, (boil the poor sucker more like!) the unfortunate goblin behind him. The books he's reading is 'how to kill n eat goblins. By Uggelia Smith.' I have noticed the poor design of the table matt, but what can you expect from orc tailoring?

Date	Name	Comment
4 Dec 2004	Wendy Bittnerová	Loading... Hey James, you have such a nice sense of humor and it really comes out in your artwork. Great pic! smiles James R. Inwood replies: "Thats made me feel great, tanks!"
6 Dec 2004	Jessica L. Stachyra	Loading... ^_^ I agree with Wendy, you really do have a great sense of humor! I love the poor goblin in the background, v. cool! James R. Inwood replies: "You can tell i was in a sadistic mood when i drew this, thanks for commenting."
17 Dec 2004	Emma-Jane C. Smith	Loading... ....I think he needs a larger plate..... ^.^ James R. Inwood replies: "Oh no your mistaken, he plans to dice the little bugger up first, broil him, and voila! Goblin Kebabs all round!"
25 Dec 2004	Adam S. Winfield	Loading... Lol very good, nice bit of humour, love the name of the writer of the book! Nice fire and stuff. I would have thought the goblin to be petrified, considering he's gonna be eaten soon, but i love the way he is shaped all together, makes the picture more funny almost, then the only other thing would be the orc's bicep, which seems unproportional to his lower arm, and his fingers. Keep it up! James R. Inwood replies: "Cheers! But doesnt the goblin look scared?"
1 Jan 2005	Tunisia Spooky SockGoblin* Dorionne*	Loading... Mrph. HAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Look at his hat! HIS HAT! THAT'S A RIOT! And the expressions! My, my. James, you crack me up. James R. Inwood replies: "I didnt know i inspired so much humour within people with my art/writing. My favourite expression has to be the goblin, he looks ready to **** himself."
11 May 2005	Kim Schoonover	Loading... tsk, tsk. utter lack of perspective is what I see.... oh whadeva. I love the bored look on his face =^.^= James R. Inwood replies: "Yeah, I see what you mean. "
4 Jul 2005	Christabel Nolan	Loading... heh heh. funny, that. I like the pool of sweat under the little guy. James R. Inwood replies: "How comes I didn't get an email for this? Thankyou muchly for looking at it."
16 Sep 2005	Jennifer Russo	Loading... Be careful with perspective... It really eats a lot of new artists alive. There are great tutorials all over the internet dealing with perspective... I REALLY encourage you to check them out. This is a really cute idea, btw. (= James R. Inwood replies: "Hehehehe, the perspective is a little buggered, but I'm glad you like it."
11 Oct 2005	Melanie 'Coffee Goddess' Wood	Loading... Loo' at the colours! Crackin' one, that! And very humourous. The fire is the best part I think, but I can't get over that one hanging upside down all like "Oh dear oh dear oh dear". Excellent m'dear! James R. Inwood replies: "Hehehe, I'm sure the orc thinks goblins are "cracking" too. Cheers mate!"

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'Yummy!':

• Created by:

James R. Inwood
• Copyright: ©James R. Inwood. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Cooking, Goblin, Orc
• Categories: Orc, Goblins, Trolls, Trollocs...
• Techniques: Coloured Pencils, Ballpoint Pen, Black Ink, Mechanical/Technical Pencils
• Submitted: 2004-11-24 20:46:30
• Views: 448
• Resolution: 700x491

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