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From: daviduy@ee.umr.edu (David Uy)
Subject: -saeilon.jpg (00/04) {Cartoon} "Eilonwy in a Swimsuit"
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 1994 12:17:59 GMT
Organization: University of Missouri-Rolla, Missouri's Technological University

Look what I found in my home directory.  It has apparently been sitting here
since late May or early June.  Well, it's almost the end of the summer now and
I feel I have neglected the r.a.d. viewership for the last two months.  This 
is an attempt to get the show started again with yet another product of the FDC 
Art Department (Ink and Paint Section).  :)

You may wish to save a copy of this description to a file named saeilon.info
for future reference.

This is the nineteenth in a series of mostly unrelated paintings by me, 
created for the readers of the rec.arts.disney newsgroup.

--------------------------  PLEASE READ THIS FIRST  --------------------------
If you are not interested in looking at cartoon characters wearing swimsuits, 
please do not go through the trouble of recovering this file.  You may also 
wish to preview this picture to determine if it is suitable for viewing by 
younger members of your family.
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   saeilon.jpg "Sports Animated Magazine: Special Swimsuit Issue - Eilonwy" 

                     sum -r saeilon.jpg      >> 07971 221

Making a very rare appearance indeed is Princess Eilonwy of "Black Cauldron"
(1985) fame.  She has traded in her gold bauble temporarily for a water
baloon; an excellent choice of weapon to protect herself from the Future
Disney Cabinet (FDC) water warriors.

Eilonwy wears a sleek and practical one-piece which most will agree should
match her shrewish character.  Unfortunately, I never did see this film,
so if she looks a little bit different, it's probably because of a lack
of good resource material.  I suspect my picture does not show the Disney
character as she was originally drawn, however, Disney did make some
drastic changes in her appearance as compared to Lloyd Alexander's description,
so I don't feel so bad about straying from an incorrect model.

This is the second in the swimsuit series.  Something for the ladies in the

                     Presented in Inane-o-Vision (TM)

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Bob Ito has previewed this picture, so I would like to thank him for his
comments.

-- 
David Uy                                      INTERNET:  daviduy@ee.umr.edu
                                                    OR:  duy@umr.edu
                        The Fourth Bucketeer (days) 
                                   and 
             The Janitor for Backlot Building R-37 (evenings)