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First, a point of reference for those too young to remember Tiny Toon Adventures.

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Watched it? Good. Let's proceed.

The seemingly helpless orphan. It's a trap that's been sprung on dozens of unfortunate cartoon characters, both malicious and well-intentioned. However, Elle's too genre-savvy to take the bait, sending L'il Sneezer out the door before he can wreck up the place.

The original pencil sketch was given a surprisingly chilly reception by my friends... one was especially hostile, channeling Don Rickles as he mocked the use of perspective and even Elle's personality. I don't know if he was having a bad day or just hated the comic that much, but his adverse reaction nearly convinced me not to finish it.

You know what, though? If you let yourself worry that much about how people will react to your artwork, you'd never get anything done. If Seinfeld taught us anything (aside from how to be vain New Yorkers obsessed with trivial details), sometimes you've just gotta ignore your friends' advice and go with jerk store.

By the way, this comic was done both as a present for TailsCorra, and to shake off the rust after two weeks of inactivity.

Also, am I really posting art on DeviantArt?!

Description
First, a point of reference for those too young to remember Tiny Toon Adventures.

[link]

Watched it? Good. Let's proceed.

The seemingly helpless orphan. It's a trap that's been sprung on dozens of unfortunate cartoon characters, both malicious and well-intentioned. However, Elle's too genre-savvy to take the bait, sending L'il Sneezer out the door before he can wreck up the place.

The original pencil sketch was given a surprisingly chilly reception by my friends... one was especially hostile, channeling Don Rickles as he mocked the use of perspective and even Elle's personality. I don't know if he was having a bad day or just hated the comic that much, but his adverse reaction nearly convinced me not to finish it.

You know what, though? If you let yourself worry that much about how people will react to your artwork, you'd never get anything done. If Seinfeld taught us anything (aside from how to be vain New Yorkers obsessed with trivial details), sometimes you've just gotta ignore your friends' advice and go with jerk store.

By the way, this comic was done both as a present for TailsCorra, and to shake off the rust after two weeks of inactivity.

Also, am I really posting art on DeviantArt?!