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Alera with the Stone of Indel
Alera with the Stone of Indel by @NK (Haley Brown)

This is Alera. She's from my very first manga ever. ^__^. I don't usually put the stuff I do for NDP here, but I really like this one (the BG coulda scanned better.... grumbles) & what's wrong with advertising? Its part of my job anyway, isn't it? The sites here: www.NDPcomics.com. Millennial Battle 2, part 1 is mine. MB1 isn't quite out yet, either, but it should be soon. This is the only one I am ever doing in full color! Eeeevil!!! Tones look better anyway, I think.

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Posted: Friday, 04 October, 2002 @ 10:14 PM
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Hi! I really love the colouring in this picture, it looks just great! Her hair in particular is excellent ^^ I'm not even sure how you did that... I mean, it looks like markers, but it also looks far too neat! Well, that's judging by how I use markers anyway ^^;;; Great stuff!

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Posted: Friday, 14 March, 2003 @ 11:51 AM
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I REALLY like the colouring on this pic! Thank you very much for commenting on Cecilia! Did you CG of handcolour this? Please give me some tips! Also, her hair reminds me of Ryoko's from Tenchi Muyo! ^^

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