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Renaissance Girl
Renaissance Girl by @Egg (Egg Kaufman)

Mmm this came out last night while I was teaching a friend how to draw. lol that's harder than it looks lol. Anywho I actually put a background on this one! ::gasp:: but yes, I have it on Work In Progress because I might ink it and color it someday.. ^^ ::blink:: ok now I have to do homework! lol Artwork © Copyright 2002 Egg Kaufman

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Posted: Wednesday, 14 January, 2004 @ 08:10 PM
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Wow, this is BEAUTIFUL! WHY ISNT ANYONE COMMENTING ON IT?!

You REALLY should color this her face is sooo cute and perfect looking, and her hair is gorgeous! also, that outfit is VERY well drawn, nice folds! The anatomy is wonderful! Wow... This is great!

THIS IS SOOO CUTE!!! +dies+ I love it!

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Posted: Sunday, 04 July, 2004 @ 02:09 PM
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Whoa. This is amazing. Her features are so beautiful, I love it! How long did this take you? I'm always asked by my friends to teach them how to draw. But, the site says, sorry it has zero bytes, er whatever that means....

Well, I think it's an amazing piece, Great work!

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