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OrginalArt100 Years Unfinished

AoiTsuki

Published: Jan 11, 2006

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It's unfinished because i'm supposed to be doing an essay and I can't wait no longer I may finish it or I may not.

This character doesn't have a name yet but I love them, if I hadn't spent so much time and effort on QOWE I would drop everything and just write their story as I adore it.

I'm sorry about the mouth my rubber is an evil thing and I looked at some tutorials to try and do better atanomy. The thing in the hand in a broken fan ^^ there's a scene with that in mah book and the scenery is supposed to be the market place.

The reason I chose years is because this person has been waiting for "years" for something and have only recently managed to get out and start doing what they need to do. I have given this drawing the title "Looking for the Queen" as Cerys visits Jennisoi, Capital of Lareina after we have Casperia's flash back and what this character is searching for Cerys has.

I think when I write this it will be very comical >_<!

As for the companion with the moustache... well... hahaha... sorry I can't say anything ^^ all I can say is, if I lived anywhere in the whole world in Cerys world it would be in Lareina.

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