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Welcome To The Fan Art Gallery

-More Work From Paul Jeffreys!!
- This is my main Goal In this site. To Get a Huge Compilation of all the Crow Art Work That is out there!! You Know who you are. The Gallery is open to all of you. No matter the skill of your work I will post it. I want it to be a place for everyone to enjoy the art work of Dedicated Crow Fans. ANything is welcome I have had some submissions of Sketches that were scanned in and those ARE GREAT. But I also want to see Some of the Computer Art work out there. As you know that is my hobby too and I just want to provide a place for others to Admire Your Work!!!

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THey Just keep coming So Check back Often!!! paul.jeffreys1@virgin.net

Newest Artwork

Existing Artwork

-New Work by Tim Smith, and Karen Downton They Are Some Nice Collages.

Art by Tim Smith Tim_Smith@Stream.com

New Art By Karen Downton
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Tears on A Rose

Art From Gabriel Byrd. Thanks! I have to say this is one of the nicest pictures I have seen Sketched and then scanned and edited in Photoshop. Wonderful Job!!

"I met James O'Barr at a show last January and I had him do a sketch of the Crow standing on top of Sting with a baseball bat in hand." Thanks Pete!!! TheCrow767@aol.com
Drawing From chris Zarichansky. Marcusz123@aol.com

Nice sketches From Nena!! A Girl and her crow http://www.freez.com/nena

Valerie Kocher Nice Graphic and Small Sketch

Artwork By Richard Woolford

Art By Richard Woolford of Pseudodigm They are really good and if you like them check out his site he has some other artwork there.

Crow face - pencil
an older pencil drawing of James 'O Barr's character 'Eric Draven' from the graphic novel (or comic book, if you prefer 'the Crow').

cronos@mediaone.net
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The Crow - pencil
a drawing of a drawing in the graphic novel (no, not 'comic book') "The Crow" by James O'Barr. I liked the attitude in this scene.