I like this style a lot! ^^

He has a unique style.

His style always reminded me of Milt Gross, with a dash of Dr. Seuss. His "Flinch Gideon" comic, which he did for Rowrbrazzle #1, still cracks me up!

He really should get on-line one of these days.

we are working on that...

I didn't realize you were that muscular.

Been working out.

I giggled

I think he's damn good and lumpy. :9

had to laugh sorry
its a really interesting style strong lines should be striking colored

Good collaboration.
Them darn furrys and their commissions!

Not sure which is better the annoyed look on your face or on the faces of the does and the snake. =)

I think the squirrel's funniest.

I freaking love his face.

I miss Schirm, Glad to see he's still active.


Great inks!

He is plenty active, just not online. Yet.

He'll get on-line some year....like in a decade or three.

Schirm is still alive?? Anyhoo, 'tis funny. :)

d.m.f.

He is indeed.

Hehe, damn forest critics. I love the confused bunny head Icon you got going now :D

Oh yeah, you shall be seeing her again.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, a-we-some ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^

Story of my life... "Draw him/her hotter! No, no too hot!" ;D

Use a blowtorch! That should be hot enough.

Bigger muscles! Bigger--bigger--too big! Start over!

To much mass is what causes suns to ignite into flames.

did someone call a vet?

because these pythons are sick

Bwahahahaha!

Schirm has always been hilarious.

Yeah! Go girls!

He needs to get online here, along with Joe. :P

How else will I fanboy! ;)

omg, that's great!

Meg! More lumps dammit!!! :)

I can only try.

I must say, you look really manly and godlike

does schirm own a website or soemthing like that?

we are getting him on DA

Lawl. XD

I am going to have to agree with that doe, you are not drawing him lumpy enough. That tag on the ear releases growth hormone (that is how they bring cows to market faster and leaner).

Seriously though nice drawing.

A very belated comment here, but that's an I.D. tag in the buck's ear, not a steroid injector. Deer are enough trouble to have around that nobody (with the possible exception of a few hunters) wants them any bigger and stronger than they already are. Not that it matters much. Like Popeye, deer can dynamically assimilate what they eat. That's why cervines in the MidWest are behemoths. It's all the corn and wheat they chow down on. In New England, they eat almost nothing but acorns, and as a result are puny weaklings, or so I've been told. Out here in the Hills of Pasadena, deer wax fat or skinny depending on how wet our winter was. If the hills stay green into early summer, it's Fat City for the local Bambis; But if the hills turn brown by March, herds of hungry deer will be in your yard scarfing down your roses and ivy while your gardner curses in gutter Spanish.
Me, I leave deer strictly alone. Strong or weak, they can put the hurt on you like you wouldn't believe.