Yes, it is interesting to see the 'other stuff' which artists may not think is any good, or just may have had some cool concept that was not developed.
Now that JMH is no longer deriving an income from 'real art', I guess it is okay to either ask Cheeta what the real work was (or whether we need to wait a bit longer?), or we can try and guess and after a while Cheeta can put us right when the guesses run low.
My guess is that JMH used to do a bit of artwork for motorbike fuel tanks, though I suspect he was doing something else as well.
Scrapper, Black Dragon, wouldn't you like to know...
> From: "jferrite77_at_yahoo.com [SkunkworksAMA]" <SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com>
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>Likewise, I wonder about the art that never got posted. All we have is the art that he was able to do and share. It was really a treat when he posted stuff. There were a few sketches uploaded sometimes like a preview of the final work, but still it was great art even if considered unfinished. Jim indicated several times that he worked on non-furry art, like landscapes, under a different name which earned him more money. Viewing that art would be interesting too.
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