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Mermaid, drawn and inked on wood
Mermaid, drawn and inked on wood by @Lys (Lys Blakeslee)

Yay, aren't mermaids cool?! She hasn't got hair because, as I see it, what would be the point? It would just drag her down .... I like how she looks, but my mum keeps trying to convince me to add hair. Hmm. Anyway, the main reason I scanned this, besides the fact that I like how the ink-line stuff came out, is that I have to cut out all the un-inked stuff to make a print of this for my art class, and I know I'll mess it up. So now, at least I'll have a copy of it un-messed up ... stupid art assingments that I always mess up, anyway ... How do you all like it?

One last thing I will add to this long description: If anyone has suggestions as to what I should draw now, I'd certainly welcome them! I'm totally out of ideas at the moment ... T_T boo. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Lys Blakeslee

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Posted: Sunday, 19 May, 2002 @ 08:41 AM

Yee! Its the Mermaid! Cool! Where'd you put the gills, anyway? You drew that ON A PIECE OF WOOD?? Is that a fancy way of saying paper? Ehh... oh well. ANOTHER GREAT PIECE OF ARTWORK DONE BY LYS!!!!

Posted: Sunday, 19 May, 2002 @ 02:52 PM

Thanks for your comment Tom! Actually, this wasn't on paper, it was wood, the stiff kind one carves with tools and such ... ehe .... I didn't put the gills anywhere, but they're probably on the back .....

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