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Princess Marron
Princess Marron by @aymei (Ameigh Haley)

erm...I guess I wanted to draw marron as a princess (Almost every parent has called their girls 'princess' i guess) Decided to make it so. Another unfinished one. I can't wait to get new inking pens (I ran out and I am flat broke...bummer) You know...a few more tries and I think I can actually get marron to 'look' like marron. ^__^ (oh yeah, thats another dress that sprang to mind.) Artwork © Copyright 2002 Ameigh Haley

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Posted: Wednesday, 20 March, 2002 @ 08:23 PM
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I think you did a fine job in making it look like Marron. Looks like her to me ^_~ I love that dress, looks really pretty on her. The three views/poses is a nice touch ^-^ Good job

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Posted: Wednesday, 01 May, 2002 @ 10:48 AM
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Oh yess thats Marron. I agree about the dress, it's soo nice. Big flowy and princess looking. If there had to be a princess in the series I'd pick Marron. She suits it! >^,,^<

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