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Yoarashi the Forsaken

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Yoarashi the Forsaken

Yoarashi the Forsaken by Albels_Girl
Yoarashi the Forsaken by Albels_Girl
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This is my Lock in WoW. I originally was trying to draw her in a "sexy pose" but was running into a lot of difficulties, so i went to a more basic spell-casting pose. it worked a lot better. i still wish i could do her in the other pose, but the new semester is about to start back up and College is a...well, you know... in sucking up all my free time. so unless my drawing professor gives us absolute freedom on a project, i won't be doing any fun drawings over the next 12 weeks. ah spring/summer break, how i already look forward to it for time to draw and play WoW! LOL anywhoos... I'll stop babbling! lol Comment please?

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Category Games » - All Titles » Warcraft series » World of Warcraft
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Media Colored Pencil / Crayon
Time Taken five hours
Reference Pose modled after the WoW undead warlock wallpaper
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DrMadison on January 3, 2008, 8:10:37 PM

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DrMadisonWork (Like College) is the enemy of all things requiring time.
 
I like the Color blending! that's hard to get right with Colored pencils...
Darn Shadow spells... HOLY FTW!!!

Albels_Girl on January 4, 2008, 11:55:20 AM

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Albels_Girlyeah... I'm looking for a job on top of my college... so that eats up even more time. it doesn't help that i live in a place that is suffering from the lowest employment raits of the country. :P


ROFLMAO, But shadow spells are SO much fun! but i do like the damage over time spells the best mixed with my shadow bolts. ^^

Albels_Girl on January 4, 2008, 12:07:00 PM

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Albels_GirlOh, and for shading with colored pencils, it usually helps to use the opposite color to add in shadows... or purple works nicely too. that's the method i used on this pic.