Accepting requests for character sketches!

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I see lots of threads in this forum for people who requested for character sketches for their books and since I love drawing out my characters, I was thinking, why not ask other people for requests too? It's more pencil-to-paper time for me which I frankly have been longing for a while for.

As said said in the descriptions, everything will be free, and I just hope I can improve my people drawings skills through this and satisfy you at the same time. If you want to take a look at my work, I have lots of drawings posted in this forum that you can find.

I mostly do anime but I'm not all that bad at realistic. I can do simple pencil sketches or full-blown color interpretations. Just comment if you're interested! ^-* See ya.
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Oooh. Would you mind sketching a realistic, head-on portrait? It doesn't have to be colored. :D Just let me know the details I need to give you about my character.

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That's really cool! I'd love if you'd do a couple of mine!
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This is pretty awesome. I wouldn't mind one also. ;) I'll give you the details later.
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