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  • Virginia Day Templeton
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    Until you have proven your devotion to Christ, our pastors don't allow you to backtrack and pretend to have written things you never actually wrote. And believe it or not, we're actually smart enough to figure out what you're saying even when you've made a few spelling mistakes.

    Anyway, that mannequin business is all well and good (though it sounds a tad idolatrous if you ask me), but you still haven't explained what's wrong with the message behind my art. Care to enlighten us?

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  • Mrs. Mary Whitford
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    Originally posted by Born Again Kev View Post
    I meant "they're" in my first statement. I don't seem to be able to edit my posts. Can someone shed some light on the subject?
    Get right with God, and good things will happen.

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  • Born Again Kev
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    I meant "they're" in my first statement. I don't seem to be able to edit my posts. Can someone shed some light on the subject?

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  • Born Again Kev
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    I'm happily married, thank you. Keep your onanistic fantasies to yourself.
    There not for sexual purposes. They're little wooden figures that can be adjusted, so that you can correctly draw the human figure. It's just like if you're going to paint a bowl or fruit, it helps to have a bowl of fruit in front of you. If you want to paint a guy running, you just set the figure's arms and legs to look as if it were running and you can sketch that and add in details specific to the drawing, such as clothing, facial expressions, hair, etc. It's a lot easier than getting someone to stand still as you draw them.

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  • Virginia Day Templeton
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    Originally posted by Born Again Kev View Post
    They can be posed and sketched to make sure you have good proportions for your characters. If you cannot, I suggest drawing slightly advanced stick figures first for the same reason. Take some time with your lines, possibly using short, quick strokes of the pencil, marker, or whichever medium you're using, rather than one line. Add in some shading and you should have some decent artwork on your hands! Hope I was some help!
    Thanks! Whatever it takes to spread God's Truth. I was a bit concerned about your first remark, though:

    I'm not even going to comment on the content of the comics, as it would be of no use.
    Are you saying you have an issue with the Word of God being distilled in graphic form? I'm pretty sure they don't qualify as graven images, since no one is worshiping them as far as I know... what's the problem, then?

    Get you hands on an artistic mannequin.
    I'm happily married, thank you. Keep your onanistic fantasies to yourself.

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  • Mrs. Mary Whitford
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    Originally posted by Pastor Al E Pistle View Post
    Yes. Picking melons. Nahhhh, just kidding. We need a good religious cartoonist.
    I know I should be quiet and not contradict a man, Pastor (once I have my True Christian™ husband, he will no doubt rebuke me), but surely we have a great religious cartoonist in one of the holiest men on this Earth, Jack Chick.

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  • Born Again Kev
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    I'm not even going to comment on the content of the comics, as it would be of no use. On a constructive note, I suggest you add in some more steps to drawing. Get you hands on an artistic mannequin. They can be posed and sketched to make sure you have good proportions for your characters. If you cannot, I suggest drawing slightly advanced stick figures first for the same reason. Take some time with your lines, possibly using short, quick strokes of the pencil, marker, or whichever medium you're using, rather than one line. Add in some shading and you should have some decent artwork on your hands! Hope I was some help!

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  • Brother Temperance
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    Originally posted by Arethusa View Post
    You posted about it first!
    Yes, but that's because Peter's finely-tuned mind picked up on the subtle implications of Virginia's drawing. If you're seeing John Thomases left, right and centre, it clearly shows that your weak feminine mind is falling under demonic influences. Are you capable of grasping that?

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  • Poetic Peter
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    Heh! Excellent!


    Why, if that Mary, Fish were here, he'd be "explaining":

    "That's just an ottoman with ball and claw feet."



    Yeah, right; a thirteen year old Ottoman Turk? No!
    It's one of his h'alter boys; a dago with oil and vinegar up his hiney,
    may be--Zesty Italian salad dressing?
    Now through Virginia's graphic genius, we see how Jolly Old Vatican RattyCan whoredaines his troops.

    Another TRUTH distilled by lovely and sensitive Virginia!

    God loves you so much, Va., proven by this new display of talent.
    Such clear vision He has granted to you.

    Virginia is for Lovers

    of GOD

    Thank you Jesus for Virginia!

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  • Virginia Day Templeton
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    Catholic Integrity In Action
    Attached Files

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  • Arethusa
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    Originally posted by Poetic Peter View Post
    Arethusa, please,
    we allow that cabin fever adversely affects Canuckian females.
    Get thee married soon?
    You posted about it first!

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  • Poetic Peter
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    Virginia's Elevation
    to Staff Cartoonist

    A Christie's Minstrel Celebration!




    Virginia, Virginia
    The heart of my heart
    I love truth so nearly
    From you I'll n'er part

    Virginia, Virginia, your art is so true
    I'd Danson my face for you








    Ted Danson

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  • Pastor Al E Pistle
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    Originally posted by Virginia D. Templeton View Post
    What do you folks think? Do I have a future in the field?
    Yes. Picking melons. Nahhhh, just kidding. We need a good religious cartoonist.

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  • OnYourKnees
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    I innocently thought they were lobster claws.

    Far from Kosher.

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  • Poetic Peter
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    Arethusa, please,
    we allow that cabin fever adversely affects Canuckian females.
    Get thee married soon?

    ____________________



    Precedent exists for the special grant just proposed at the finish of page two.





    Is it a go, Pastors?

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