I apologize for the insane largeness of the image and once again, I recommend right clicking on this massive picture and click "View Image" to see it fully. Thanks :]
These characters don't belong to me~~ They belong to a genius named Andrew Hussie~~
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If there's a 50/50 chance of getting something wrong go for it anyway because there is also a 50/50 chance of getting it right
I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity. ~Edgar Allen Poe
So awesome!! This is my new favorite of yours ^_^ I usually never click the 'like' button on topics, but I made a special case for this one, lol.
The hair, Micki... the HAIR! Is beautiful! So gorgeous! I flippin love it!! As you know, I have a major hair fetish, and this is the kind of stuff I get excited over lol! I really don't have much to comment about it, except I love whatever style you tried out with this one and hope you draw a few more using the same technique. I can tell that you zoomed up nice and close to add a lot of the detail.
The shadow is super cool and is my second favorite thing in this picture x) I love the black and red combination, for one. And I love that the perspective looks perfect (I'm guessing you got help from Gimp xD). It's just so cool! The only thing I wasn't fond of was the shadow's hairstyle (go figure xP). It just looks like you forgot to erase some of the lines and it still looks sketchy. And to me, it looks like the top part of this guy's head is bald, cuz there's like no loose strands of hair whatsoever up there lol. Either that, or he's got a really tight-fitting hat that lets loose strands of hair flare out towards the bottom. If that makes any sense x)
But wow, seriously cool! I'm really impressed!!
Keep up the incredible work!
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