Trisaria Arimaria (Colored)
Trisaria Arimaria (Colored)
Trisaria Arimaria (Colored) by AnimeMangaLover
Description
Description
Yes, she is colored ^^ There is shine to her hair, but it's hard to see. I'm gonna have to work on that ^^; Oh, and the reason why her left leg is darker than her right leg is because she's walking. But I assume you guys already figured that out ^^
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General Info
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Category Miscellaneous » Characters » Written Characters » Female
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Category Miscellaneous » Characters » Written Characters » Female
Date Submitted
Views 1286
Favorites... 3
Vote Score 0
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Pocky_PixieSticks_Anime on March 20, 2006, 5:29:35 PM
she's beautiful. she looks so cute. i love her outfit. =^_^= *gives pocky and pixie sticks*goth_revolution on September 27, 2005, 7:04:10 AM
It's very good, and yes, I can see the shine in her hair. My computer's colour is weird, so I'm surprised that I can. Wonderful shading, though I think the shoulder is a little off, like it doesn't match with the neck line, but it isn't like I could do any better. Astronamymage on September 1, 2005, 9:48:49 AM
I like the folds in the clothes, the face and the hair. The hands are a bit off and the shoulder and chest area looks a little off as well.Overall: Great pic. Love the smile and folds.
KotokoPlum on September 1, 2005, 9:34:06 AM
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Yay AML! What a pretty picture! ^-^...I think that the hands should be more defined... >.<
Great job, though! I love it!
SethsRazorbladeBitch on August 31, 2005, 4:35:02 AM
I had to look, but I see the shine now ^^ Nice job, the whole Arasya cast is pretty!Wings_EbonStar on August 30, 2005, 2:02:36 PM
Awww, she's so pretty! Reminds me a bit of Xia Ting; she's a seamstress too. :3 I LOVE her outfit-- LURVE. You rock!!Hair shinies... usually best to do them an a separate layer and play with the opacity; that's what I do, but *shrug* :) Whatever works best for you!