Talking Headby Martin Lebl
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I had a lot of fun drawing this one, and it is not strickly fan art either. This was done with the knowledge, and actually encouragement from Michael Chambers of Fletcher's Cave and we will just have to see for his reaction when he sees what I have actually done. (It is all in good spirit though. Heads are my speciality as the title may suggest. This is mostly because I do horrible job of drawing the bodies rather than anything else.)

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