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I drew this by hand with my inking pens, and the nice monotone shading was done on Pixia. The picture is in traditional doujinshi style. |
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This was done on the advanced oekaki canvas. I spent several hours on this one ... I'm mostly happy with the way that it came out. The proportion is mostly right, although something about the arms (too short) and the legs looks funky to me. |
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It's Blossom reclining among some flowers and trying to attract a butterfly closer to her ... she looks very relaxed ^_^. Too bad the torso is so insanely small, or this picture would be better. |
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All of the girls just chilling out in a Jacuzzi. I traced this in Pixia and much of the textures and the plants and layers are thanks to that program. Bubbles looks like she's having fun ... |
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Ahh, just a sweet picture of Blossom and Bubbles in the park. I really like this one because the background came out perfectly as well as the angles and the mood. The love between them is evident. |
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Whee ... one of my quicker sketches turned to a picture. I really cheated on the background by using a cheesy fabric texture :P. The shading is nice and the pose ... original ... but there's nothing redeeming to it ... |
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A short, colored comic. I did this almost entirely in OpenCanvas (the earlier version). Pixia supplied the text boxes, MS Paint the nice black lines, and PhotoImpact 4 the touch-up effects. I think their expressions are amusing. |
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Back to my "insanely small bodies" style. Geez, I managed to draw their bodies even *smaller* than the movie style, and that's scary ... The posing, especially, was difficult to do but they do look cute. |
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I love this picture :). It captures Bubbles' innocence, in my opinion, and it looks really nice. This was the first time I was trying the style that later became my doujinshi style (although more attention on detail here) Pixia gave those sharp, smooth lines and PhotoImpact 4 made the cute heart and soft airbrushing technique. |
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This was drawn solely by hand. I actually had to look up quite a few reference pictures of tennis balls, tennis rackets, tennis nets, and tennis courts for this one ... It looks pretty authentic though. I tried to shade it with my pencil. Tried ... |
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