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Here's Frankie Foster, the home's caretaker. She's normally quite friendly. But sometimes, she can have a hot temper, especially when it comes to Mr. Herriman ordering her about.

Now, regarding Frankie, there's something about her that I always liked. Maybe it's just that she has a pleasant personality. I note that she was based on Lauren Faust, who helped Craig McCracken work on "Foster's" during the time it was created (although I don't know if they're still married or not). I also happen to really enjoy the episode, "Frankie My Dear" (in which the title was a pun on "Frankly, My Dear...", a quote from the film, "Gone with the Wind"), as it really gave Frankie some chance to shine... although her other episode, which shall not be named... leaves more than a bit to be desired.*

*Heck, it even left me dreaming about that episode being overlayed by an image of Henry the Green Engine - a character from TTTE - looking very somber: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/tt…

Additionally, it should be noted that even though I enjoy drawing female characters as giants and/or with larger... assets, I acknowledge that there's more to a woman than those attributes, so that's why I choose not to draw Frankie in this manner... well, I do like to draw her as a giantess, albeit a friendly one, and with normal proportions.

Another thing to note about Frankie is that she strongly resembles a nicer version of Vicky from "The Fairly OddParents", whom oddly enough was voiced by the same voice actress, Grey Delisle-Griffin (even Frankie's screeching sounds a lot like Vicky's ).

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends © Cartoon Network, Created by Craig McCracken

Description
Here's Frankie Foster, the home's caretaker. She's normally quite friendly. But sometimes, she can have a hot temper, especially when it comes to Mr. Herriman ordering her about.

Now, regarding Frankie, there's something about her that I always liked. Maybe it's just that she has a pleasant personality. I note that she was based on Lauren Faust, who helped Craig McCracken work on "Foster's" during the time it was created (although I don't know if they're still married or not). I also happen to really enjoy the episode, "Frankie My Dear" (in which the title was a pun on "Frankly, My Dear...", a quote from the film, "Gone with the Wind"), as it really gave Frankie some chance to shine... although her other episode, which shall not be named... leaves more than a bit to be desired.*

*Heck, it even left me dreaming about that episode being overlayed by an image of Henry the Green Engine - a character from TTTE - looking very somber: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/tt…

Additionally, it should be noted that even though I enjoy drawing female characters as giants and/or with larger... assets, I acknowledge that there's more to a woman than those attributes, so that's why I choose not to draw Frankie in this manner... well, I do like to draw her as a giantess, albeit a friendly one, and with normal proportions.

Another thing to note about Frankie is that she strongly resembles a nicer version of Vicky from "The Fairly OddParents", whom oddly enough was voiced by the same voice actress, Grey Delisle-Griffin (even Frankie's screeching sounds a lot like Vicky's ).

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends © Cartoon Network, Created by Craig McCracken