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Look at what my mind spews...
Look at what my mind spews... by @kellrae (Kelli Rae)

I was browsing thorugh some of the files in my gallery and I stopped to admire Anwe's lions! They are so cool! So... I decided to give it a whirl! This.. is why I don't do animals... >< It was SUPPOSED to be just a random lion, but then I noticed something. Here's how my mind went..

His eyes are thin...

Who has thin eyes?

Sesshoumaru-sama has thin eyes!

I'll add stripes and a moon with it!

When I think of him I think of fireflies... so I'll add some of those!

Yep....that's how my mind spewed THOSE ideas out. Still, its a pretty cute lion! ^.^ grumbleihatethebacklegsgrumble Artwork © Copyright 2003 Kelli Rae

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Rough / Concept
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Posted: Monday, 07 July, 2003 @ 02:47 PM
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I like it - back legs included. I like the things - fireflies - floating around him, too.

Seems to me like it's a bit Lion King style, right?

Hmm... although maybe the eye shape should be more rectangularish?

You know, now that I think about it...

Aren't Sesshoumaru-san's eyes feline-like?

But he's an inu youkai...

Or are his eyes snake-like? Somehow, I like the thought of his eyes being feline-like better... even if there's irony to it in itself.

But I like irony.

That I do.

Okay, so I'm rambling. I'll stop now. Really, I will. Okay, maybe not since I'm still rambling.

I like it. I really do. Don't mistake that.

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