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SOURCE:
Demonology 101 (webcomic) |
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SOURCE:
Rapunzel (webcomic) |
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SOURCE:
Princess Tutu (anime) |
Sorry,
Mytho, but Fakir makes a more macho action hero than you, and he screams
like a girl when mean ballerinas throw feathers at him. Come to think
of it, Kraehe is a more macho action hero than you, and she spends
like 85% of her time crying. But the coolest and most badass action
hero of all is Princess Tutu! |
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SOURCE:
Princess Tutu (anime) |
Please
note: this image contains notable SPOILERS for episode 23 or so of
Princess Tutu. But I also worked ridiculously hard on it. Oh Rue-chan,
when will you ever learn? (Answer: NEVER mwahahahaha). |
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SOURCE:
Princess Tutu (anime) |
Princess
Tutu and Princess Kraehe, from my new favorite anime series. Yes,
it is a magical girl anime. Yes, it is a magical girl anime with magical
ballerinas. Shut up, okay? Best anime ever, I'm telling you. |
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SOURCE:
Urge to Kill
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Done
for Monthly Original Bishoujo:
The Winner's Circle, even though I'm not an eligible winner and
practically never do monthly contest subs anymore; but Space
Coyote's characters were just too irresistable. How could I not
want to draw fighting game characters based on famous killers? These
are cannibal schoolgirl Gina Dahmer, mysterious vigilante Jack (the
grapes are a From Hell reference), and the juicy delicious brains
of Johnny B. |
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SOURCE:
The Ring (movie) |
Just
a pic of Sadako that I doodled on a class handout with a ballpen,
then colored messily in Painter. One should never spend too much
time CGing a pic of Sadako, because if you stare at it too long,
you start to feel like she's crawling out of your computer monitor;
and then it's time to run screaming and hide under the bed. (Sadako,
not Samara; though I felt the Hollywood version was a good adaptation
overall, Samara just wasn't as scary as Sadako. I mean, she's Lilo,
for God's sake!)
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SOURCE:
A Miracle of Science
(webcomic) |
Benjamin
and Caprice from one of my favorite webcomics, A
Miracle of Science. It's got mystery, mad science, and creepy
collective intelligences! Did I say 'creepy'? Sorry Caprice; I meant
'cute'. I'm relatively pleased with how this came out, though it took
me forever to figure out how to do the window thing. |
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SOURCE:
X (manga/anime)
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Karen
is great. Karen rules all. Worship the Karen. I felt I had to do a
decent fanart of her; and I think it turned out pretty good, aside
from the usual big head issues (how come it never looks as big on
paper as it does on the monitor? >_<). I'd wanted to draw a
nice background, but nothing I could come up with was up to snuff;
thus, the pretty but cheap stained glass window stock photo background.
^_^ |
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SOURCE:
Utopia: Heart of Zion
(comic) |
A doodle
gift for Saki, of her
characters Alex and Stevie, plus a nasty dragon thing. Colored in
Painter. Fight, Alex! |
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SOURCE:
Samurai Jack (TV animation) |
Yes,
I love Samurai Jack -- the character and the show. ^__^ I was trying
to ape the shows art style here -- hence the lack of black outlines,
etc. -- without mutating my own style too much. ^^ The background
is okay, but a bit simple, considering that the show itself usually
has such nice backgrounds. |
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SOURCE:
Dancing for the Stars
(webcomic) |
A gift
for Elaine, in commemoration of
certain events from her comic, and of her going to study abroad. Yay!
Colored in OpenCanvas. |
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