Squall and Rinoa
Squall and Rinoa
Squall and Rinoa by TwilightDragon
Description
Description
Just a quick, simple sketch of Squall and Rinoa.
Hope you like ^^
Hope you like ^^
General Info
General Info
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Category Games » - by Publisher » Square-Enix » Final Fantasy series » Couples/Pairings
Date Submitted
Views 1368
Favorites... 2
Vote Score 4
Category Games » - by Publisher » Square-Enix » Final Fantasy series » Couples/Pairings
Date Submitted
Views 1368
Favorites... 2
Vote Score 4
Comments
8
Media Graphite pencil
Time Taken
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Media Graphite pencil
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BLM on December 8, 2008, 4:12:57 PM
BLM on
It made me smile. Looks like he is holding a doll. :)Candycane9 on November 20, 2008, 12:19:48 PM
Candycane9 on
That is very very cute! I love how you do your shading it looks really good. And they look younger there! X3 I love your Final Fantasy work!TwilightDragon on November 20, 2008, 11:11:19 PM
thanks very much! =DI notice, in my work, I tend to add characteristics of my self. So if you see anyone looking younger than they really are/ taller/ skinnier, that's why.
Candycane9 on November 28, 2008, 3:51:08 PM
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You're very welcome! =3 Oh, I see, hehe. Well I really like tis!
nothingempire on November 20, 2008, 2:12:27 AM
a QUICK, SIMPLE sketch?!?!!!!! 8Oyou are joking with me arent you?!
that looks awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!
TwilightDragon on November 20, 2008, 4:49:20 AM
Wow thank you ^^ I'm glad you like it!
Tuntun422 on November 19, 2008, 4:58:12 AM
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The shading is great and the anatomy is very good too.I wish I could draw couples holding each other( when I try it doesn't look to good).But really,this is some great art. Did you go to art school or are you self taught?
TwilightDragon on November 19, 2008, 5:59:40 AM
Thanks you very much for your gracious comment =DI have the hardest time with anatomy, myself. Especially when there is more than one person in the picture; they both have to agree with each other. Can't say I'm overly thrilled with the turn-out of this particular piece, but little input= little output.
For as long as I can remember, I've had art classes, and I'm currently majoring in Fine Arts, but that alone can not cut it. This isn't just for me I've noticed it in successful artists as well. Art is like everything else in life, the only key to mastery is practice, lot and lots of practice.