<sub>...She can be cynical at me all she likes; hot damn, she is lovely. I cannot get over the colors in this piece, or the exceptional linework. It seems your style is developing further, and I must say that I really like the shape of her eyes.

The way you've done her hair is brilliant, from the soft looking strands to the lush, watery colors. I am also jealous of how well you draw ears and the piercings therein, honestly.

The shadows and natural blush to her skin tone are gorgeous. I wish I could color like you do.</sub>

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*HUGS HER*

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Ooooooh, her hair is gorgeous. *_* I adore the shading around her eyes, too...

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Hahah, well, she's sweet under the bitter. I'm glad she turned out lovely, though; she's supposed to be, and to my intense frustration I had a hard time depicting a lovely, thin woman with long, straight hair and a skeptical attitude without making her come out looking like a drama queen. Thank you for the comments on style, too...I tend to worry that I don't have one, so it's always encouraging to hear it's progressing (particularly while allowing for distinguishing character features, like the shape of Brandy's eyes.)

Awesome! It's the main reason I coloured this, rather than Monsters in Love or Mon Ombre est Personne, last night; I wanted to play with bright blues - and lo and behold I wound up attempting an entirely new technique,and it turned out really well. I wish the scanner had picked it up better. Haha, I've no idea what I'm doing with ears though - glad they came out ok! I'm fond of her piercings, too. I need to do a full-body drawing of her post-Missing Things; she ends up with tattoos as well.

Thank you! Haha, so do I. Unfortunately the colours came out so much better on the back of the page. Augh.

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Brandy: *freezes. Tense, awkward hug.*

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*HUGS!!*

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This is really lovely. I love her expression and the coloring. Great job ^^

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Hannah: Wow Annie, for a second I was totally convinced that your last post said: "Polly...GET IT ON" And I was like, "Uh...nice motivational advice?"
Polly: That's the kind of support people should be spreading around these days, you know?

Thanks! I had fun with both.

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Oh man I can't believe it took me this long to see this @.@ Thank you!

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