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Submitted: May 10, 2008
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Submitted: May 10, 2008
File Size: 425 KB
Image Size: 425 KB
Resolution: 661×905
Comments: 14
Favourites & Collections: 58 [who?]
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Total: 2,981
Today: 7
Downloads
Total: 72
Today: 0
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My take on Hansel and Gretel. I drew it in pen and ink last weekend, then colored it with acrylic paints, and then, because of course the acrylics messed up the linework, had to go over it in ink again. There is undoubtedly an easier and faster method or medium to accomplish what I want, but even if I'm a little aggravated by how relatively long it can take me to produce a simple piece of art, I guess I'm relatively happy with it.
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When in doubt, Blame the Flying Monkeys!
~BlackCarrot1129
I really enjoy the witches outfit and Gretel's expression. they make this piece win for me.
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"I know things are bad and getting worse
But after all this I can rest awhile
And then I’ll party, party"
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If we can't laugh, then our enemies win!
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"For it so falls out, that what we have, we prize not the worth whilst we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then, we wrack the value. Then, we find the virtue that possession would not show us whilst it was ours."
- William Shakespeare
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"Are you stupid!? Everybody knows the more skin you show the better!"
Kittan, Gurran Lagann
"Damn! Haven't they ever heard of moderation !?"
Makoto Hyuga, EoE
I belive in Jesus Christ,Word up yo.
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"For it so falls out, that what we have, we prize not the worth whilst we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then, we wrack the value. Then, we find the virtue that possession would not show us whilst it was ours."
- William Shakespeare
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