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Nana's way of drawing jawline and lips are certainly to Die for. I notice your Atem tends to have lower eyelashes, it's a nice touch. THICC EYEBROWS are to Die for too. I hope I can continue this into studying your colors too! only the sketch for now
@brzlbn https://t.co/OrOMdFsybI
@ReedEnjoyer Brutal! With so many stories, I forgot to read her own!
The coffins make a lot of sense because the weight forces her to focus when she's throwing them.
Your idea is great: it'll resemble those hands from Elfen Lied, but more accurate with greater sensitivity for touch.
quite embarrassing if IT were to get rubbed by some sweaty fighter’s feet.. your opponent’s even.. accidentally getting excited by the touch.. and coming all over them.. for the whole audience to see.. IT just slipped out, and yet you now have a new fighting nickname: FootFucker.
#EveryonesErika
WIP by artist friend @hual6057, this Erika piece reimagines her as a modern German police officer. The attention to detail in her technical gear is incredible, and her grumpy expression paired with a thumbs-up adds a charmingly adorable touch.
今日も一日お疲れ様でした
おやすみなさいです
今月１３日いよいよ発売です
ご興味ありましたらよろしくお願いいたします😊
Thank you for your hard work today.
Goodnight.
The book will be released on the 13th of this month.
If you are interested, please get in touch.😊
Feels like I'm out of touch.
It could be the merch cramming that drained me.
Made a quick personal art to soothe this feeling
アカデミーへようこそ94 #漫画が読めるハッシュタグ #comicsgate
今回の漫画はゆるふわっぽく仕上げてみました😓
ガラじゃねーくせになんて思いつつ😅
This time, I tried to make a comic with a soft and fluffy touch.
I know I'm not the type of person...😓 I just tried...😅
[afraid to touch]
[Even so, you are still you]
(it's the ending i saw from other people's game, it's the choice I would never touch. but still so sad.
Chao can to copy the traits of the animal they touch.
Ancients are the Chao's ancestors.
What if the surviving Ancients who left Angel Island interacted with the wildlife and evolved into the Sonic people / Mobians / Islanders.
