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Kuja oekaki
Kuja oekaki by @daggtrib (Dagger Tribal)

Here's an oekaki sketch I did of my fav. Kuja!!!!!!Woooooo!Kuja rocks my socks!!!

Artwork © Copyright 2003 Dagger Tribal

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Fan Art - Anime/Manga
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Finished Work
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21y67d ago
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Posted: Wednesday, 19 March, 2003 @ 05:50 PM
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Daggs drew Kuja! glomps Awesome pic gal! You made him look double sezzay .;d

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Posted: Wednesday, 19 March, 2003 @ 06:08 PM
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This looks great! The coloring is so beautiful, and I love the way his hair flows. Great job!

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Posted: Wednesday, 19 March, 2003 @ 06:52 PM
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One word: yummy! I love the all round atmosphere, it's quite chilling. The hair is really nicely done, great movement to it. And he's very hot, has that been mentioned? 9_9'n
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Posted: Wednesday, 02 April, 2003 @ 06:48 PM
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Wow. Nice expression, it's very chilling, as I believe someone before me described it. I can't believe the amazingness some of the artists here do on the oekaki boards! ANd you're one of them!

http://www.side7.com/art/liliwagn/gallery.html

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