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Angelo
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posted 31-12-2003 10:35 AM

Guys might like this one...

http://www.deviantart.com/view/4459984/

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Bomu
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posted 08-01-2004 07:31 PM

Heh, good work Angelo- Ivy is a favourite of mine for obvious reasons

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SilentDan
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posted 09-01-2004 08:24 PM

Hey Angelo, long time no see, love the pic, I was hoping to get Soul Caliber sometime soon

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Cloud
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posted 16-12-2004 05:49 PM

awesome! I happen to have soul caliber II, so I know what Ivy looks like. infact, you made her look sexier than she does in the game! (obviosly).
the only flaw I can find with this little piccy is that you should of spent a little more time on it and you should round off the hair. it's supposed to be curvy, not straight.

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Dan York
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posted 17-12-2004 01:31 AM

Cracking work, Angelo! Looking very good indeed!

Ivy is one of those inherently evil characters that you know you shouldn't want to have sex with, but can't help yourself because of her fine taste in skimpy clothing. And deliciously sized bosoms.

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Tri_kento
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Member # 194

posted 17-12-2004 02:24 AM

Good going!

tho it seems on all of ur drawings u could do 4 some finer details? i don't know they seem to be missing thoses little end touches.

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Dan York
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Member # 4

posted 17-12-2004 08:07 AM

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Originally posted by Tri_kento:
tho it seems on all of ur drawings u could do 4 some finer details? i don't know they seem to be missing thoses little end touches.

I agree with Tri. Although there is absolutely nothing wrong with the picture itself, the defining lines would make the picture look stunning if they were more, er... defined. A very sharpened/mechanical pencil outline or even inking would help enormously. Where you've been using just an ordinary pencil, it leaves a grainy uneven line, which doesn't do much for the definition of the various areas. I'm not sure how much experience you have had with inking, Angelo, but try inking your Ivy picture. You will probably like the results.

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Angelo
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Member # 134

posted 17-12-2004 05:12 PM

Hey, thanks for the comments Dan. Sometimes my biggest problem is that I start a piece, and gradually run out of steam as I finish it, leading to cases of 'can't be arsed' with small details and stuff. I might give this pic another go, not sure yet.

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