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Amanda Lien

banana
banana by @alienfirst (Amanda Lien)

I've owed Ayame a picture for a long time now, so I finally decided to get something done. After trying (and failing) to make up an interesting pose for her main Card Reviver Ayame character, I went with a newly created character of hers. This is Banana from Ayame's original story Crash=Catch. I like the pose and expression, but I think I made her look a tad bit older than she should ^_^;;; (of course, that should come as no surprise to those of you who know how I draw) Now I just have to draw somewhere around seven more pictures to repay Ayame for all the neat stuff she's done for me.

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Posted: Wednesday, 29 January, 2003 @ 12:57 AM

sqeels like the fangirl that she denies to be

Wow. Banana does look more mature here. ^^ I have the opposite problem, all my characters look too young and squished. Her shirt looks much more stylish here, too, I was just imagining Ed's shirt when I drew it at first. ^^ And I like the chair. Of course, on their company's budget, I doubt they could afford that. ^_^;; (Geobreeders-type plot detected) Uh...anyway!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! You worry too much about paying me back. shrug Whatever, dude. Er, girl. Er, homey. Er...

Posted: Monday, 31 March, 2003 @ 12:08 PM

The pose is really freaking awesome. I love how well drawn the accessories are, too. And her shirt and glasses. Geez. There is absolutely nothing bad with this picture! It's perfect!

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