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Crushing on someone that is... what that does with anything I dunno...

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Cool! The pencil version is better, but you colored quite well!




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Nice! I like the colored one, its great.
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Great work! I especially love the guy with glasses and from the second picture I love the dragon/wolf/bull thing.




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I can't see the second picture...
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I like them! :D

The coloured one and the second picture took ages to load, but I still like them alot.

Nice work!
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Aaah! Now I see the second one. Good one, I like the dog in the second picture. The dragon is also quite nice.

You are a talented artist!
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Now the question is, should I appeal to the masses and nullify my style (for now) just to switch over to manga? Because it seems people "love manga" more than anything else these days.
Or keep the way Im going?
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Personally, I think if you want to add manga to your list, go for it. But your style is way too good to just dump. Don't change just cause that's what people are into. I suggest to keep doing your style, and if you wanna try manga, do that, too. It's all personal pref. But seriously, don't abandon your own style!!! ^_^
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I love all the pencil versions!
They are so full of stories and adventure.
Nice work!

Genevieve
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Personally, I'd stick with what you do. Manga (remember, this is my opinion) is (pardon my language, but this is what I think) gay. No offense to those who like it... I just don't find it appealing what-so-ever. But your drawing-they're more than appealing! Keep it up!

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Oooh, these are coolio.
They're very whimsical, sort of. I love the sketchy lines and the swirls. :wink:
The first is my favourite because of the wind/swirls around the guys head. The second is cool too, but the figure in the top right hand corner doesn't appeal to me - I'm not a ninja kinda person.
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This is... too old. I hate it. Ghod, I sucked.
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wow those are way cool ^.^
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