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This is my simple homage to the absolute wonder that is Napoleon Dynamite. If you've seen the film, hopefully this image will make you smile. If you haven't seen it, then you really really should. It's immense.
This actual picture took aproximately 2hrs 15mins to do. 2hrs trying to find a source image (you wouldn't beleive how hard it is to find a decent picture....) and 15mins with bleack markers for the actual image. Slight colouration in PhotoDeluxe, but nothing too major. |
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