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Polyphonic Polychromes o_O!
Polyphonic Polychromes o_O! by @lynne (Lynne)

Thank ze gods above, my grandparents have a scanner! 8D ... so I scanned this today, and colored it. It's been drawn for over a month (Basty saw it) and now finally has been scanned and colored.

I love how it came out, despite the few flaws I can see even now.. -.O

It's Darshan (Yao Chi's daughter, on the left), and Ranlumez the Colorful (on the right, all decked out in random decorative things). They're singing together, to the heavens ^_^

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Posted: Thursday, 01 April, 2004 @ 12:55 PM

So many colors! Preeetttyyy...and, slightly 70's-esque :D

Posted: Tuesday, 06 April, 2004 @ 07:25 PM

FLAWS!!!! I SEES NO FLAWS!!!! You are a downer. If I could draw with 1/4 of your talent I would be NUMBER 1 OF MY ART CLASS!!!

-_- I suk

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Posted: Monday, 12 April, 2004 @ 01:05 AM

:D!!!!!!!!!!!!! The COLORS! I wish I could hear the music!

Posted: Thursday, 22 April, 2004 @ 11:42 AM

Most Excellent! How did you achieve this? Did you used prismacolors and then gradient everything by parts on P-shop or something? I've had Dream sequences that wanted to illustrate that this style would go well with so was wondering on technique[s].
Anoter note: slightly synesthetic?? I CAN hear the music when stare. You? Anyone else? If so join the Harlan Ellison club of fellow artsy wierdos.. Whoooppee!

Posted: Thursday, 22 April, 2004 @ 09:38 PM

If you can hear the music, my work here is done ^_^

Oh, and it's fully shaded in pencil.. just regular graphite pencil. And then I added color in Photoshop.

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