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Practice with Posesby ~Kid-Apocalypse

Digital Art / Drawings / People

©2008-2013 ~Kid-Apocalypse

Just wanted to try to think up and execute some more animated poses.

These guys are brothers, Carson, Ainsley, and Sven. (left to right)

Ainsley did not grow up to be very tall.

~Paladin343 Oct 8, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

Rock awesome!

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~Kid-Apocalypse Oct 8, 2008

Practice, practice...

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~Paladin343 Oct 9, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

but I love Sven on his head!

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~Kid-Apocalypse Oct 13, 2008

Thank you...

He and Ainsley are my favorites.

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~Paladin343 Oct 14, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

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~Mayaj Oct 8, 2008

THEY LOOK AWESOME!!! Great job!! And I love the shading.

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~Kid-Apocalypse Oct 8, 2008

Thanks! I didn't want to just plop them in there all flat and no color at all... and I think I've finally got my own style...

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~Mayaj Oct 8, 2008

It is an awesome style and I have had a wonderful time watching you develop it.

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~Kid-Apocalypse Oct 8, 2008

Is it all mine now?

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*Hagge Oct 9, 2008 Professional General Artist

Mayaj is right...

And I cheat...I use a poser artist program anymore.

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