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Hedvig H

the mountain
the mountain by @hedvh (Hedvig H)

They are going over that mountain.. I tried to work with a little more perspective than usual, and I think it turned out kind of well.

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Posted: Saturday, 13 March, 2004 @ 10:33 AM

aw wow... I mean WOW, that's amazing. You TRIED to work with more perspective? I think U DID - that's really gud, the color - the cat and horses - it's soooo gud. Man, I'd be dead proud if I were u. I love it.

Posted: Saturday, 13 March, 2004 @ 01:42 PM

Ooo, very interteresting. The perspective is very well done, and I love the cat and mouse character's ears - it makes them look so daunted even though you can't see their faces. Moveable ears are so useful for that. The anotmy's good but still looks cartoony (which it should - it's a cartoony pic, after all! ^_^), and I love the border art. And for whatever reson... I love the mountain goats, too.

Keep drawing! ^_^

Posted: Sunday, 14 March, 2004 @ 12:13 AM

Woah, amazing perspective. That road just keeps going and going and going and going... Gives the onlookers an idea of how far the two guys have to go. I love all the colors, awesome job! :D

Posted: Wednesday, 23 June, 2004 @ 03:42 PM

Berget ser ju ut som en HELIG BLUBB!!!! :D Jättefin bild. Tycker också bergsgetterna e söta, särskilt den där på toppen!

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