Thanks for the Info.
Maybe Val can be a "late Star" (there many Women who start a Career after
the Childs are big).
I don't think I've ever see a Pic with the furry Jim.
Somewhere Pics/Storys with him?
Okay, this gets a little confusing, but I'll try to explain it the
best I can.
The comics which feature the trio and the human Jim are "out-of-
continuity", meaning they are drawn merely for the sake of humor.
That's why bystanders may treat the trio as costumed people in one
comic, then think nothing's out of the ordinary in the next. The
dynamics of the portrayed world will change according to the
illustrated gag.
The furry Jim actually had to watch the trio, but nly for a short
period of time, while their mother took care of some out-of-state
business. They drove him up the wall during that short time period,
but thankfully, they now live with their mother once again.
In either case, Jim is an employee of Val, and, I suppose, a good
friend. Businesses with a small staff tend to have close-knit
friendships.
Valencia was never a model or moviestar. She actually used to
work in the interior design business, of all things. You can check
out her bio for more info (links are available in the "Links"
section of the group). After starting the modeling agency, she has
indeed posed for a few pictures, but not nearly as many as her
daughters.
Yes, there will definitely be more artwork of Val coming up in the
near future (like, within a week or two). Val is currently 33 years
old. She had her daughters when she was 16. (It should be noted
here that the furries I draw share a lot of biological traits with
their four-legged relatives. An animal's "childhood" is relatively
short, and their adult life is quite long. Unlike humans, the furry
folks I draw develop much more quickly, and it is not uncommon to
see married couples as young as 16 years old. That is, after all,
about the age most of the furries are when they complete their
schooling. You can check out the Staff Page for additional info).
Hope this helps!
--JMH
Received on Wed May 11 2005 - 15:20:09 CDT