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Chella Reaves

Ballet pose of Mia
Ballet pose of Mia by @klawzie (Chella Reaves)

Mia strikes a ballet pose. Her hair is down from its loops... and looks really sweet. ^_^ I'm surprised at how well the anatomy turned out. I drew this in pen.

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Saturday, 26 January, 2002 @ 09:53 PM
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Wow... That is a really nice figure drawing! And, you did it in PEN?! That still amazes me. The pen and I are not on speaking terms. Anyways, niiiice piccie!

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Posted: Saturday, 26 January, 2002 @ 10:14 PM
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wow, very nice anatomy... shesh, to bad my pen wont let me do that!

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Posted: Saturday, 26 January, 2002 @ 10:40 PM
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Oooo... I's love her pose. And, her face is purty! ^_^ To draw that in pen... whoa. I likes!

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Posted: Sunday, 27 January, 2002 @ 04:38 PM
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Oooooooo!!! Wow!! Awesome awesome awesome! I just love the pose, and the anatomy is great! Her hair is really cool! I want hair like that! :D Awesome piccie, Chel! :D

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Posted: Sunday, 27 January, 2002 @ 06:05 PM
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You know you should work on the way you draw hands. The ones in this pic look nice except for the short thumbs. The right leg is strangely twisted.

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