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Hello, Cats! I hope you all have been very well. In my neck o' the woods they say that, along with eating black-eyed peas and greens, you should do on New Year's Day all the things that you would like to do in the year ahead. Since I would very much like to be able to post more stock images in 2018, I thought I would post a few today. Let's see if the mojo comes through.

Sometimes you just need a generic guard looking at (or away from) something.

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As it has been such a long while since I have posted anything new
I suppose I should repost my Stock Usage Boilerplate:

The rule of thumb with my stock is: (Almost) No Rules. Do whatever non-commercial thing you want with them. Use them for pose references. Create astounding composite images. Tweak the saturation by 1% and call it art (perhaps it is). Print them out and use them for target practice or make origami stoats. If you are inspired to do something, then I am happy. You do not have to credit me or show me what you do with them, but (as any sane person would) I would love to see what you create.

If you can somehow use them to help you make a little dough, that's great; just contact me so we can work something out.

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Description
Hello, Cats! I hope you all have been very well. In my neck o' the woods they say that, along with eating black-eyed peas and greens, you should do on New Year's Day all the things that you would like to do in the year ahead. Since I would very much like to be able to post more stock images in 2018, I thought I would post a few today. Let's see if the mojo comes through.

Sometimes you just need a generic guard looking at (or away from) something.

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As it has been such a long while since I have posted anything new
I suppose I should repost my Stock Usage Boilerplate:

The rule of thumb with my stock is: (Almost) No Rules. Do whatever non-commercial thing you want with them. Use them for pose references. Create astounding composite images. Tweak the saturation by 1% and call it art (perhaps it is). Print them out and use them for target practice or make origami stoats. If you are inspired to do something, then I am happy. You do not have to credit me or show me what you do with them, but (as any sane person would) I would love to see what you create.

If you can somehow use them to help you make a little dough, that's great; just contact me so we can work something out.

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