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Happy Valentine's Day Stagsleap!
Happy Valentine's Day Stagsleap! by @Xalan (Xalan Sourkrat)

My Valentine's day present for Stagsleap. Had a couple different ideas, but this one ended up the best. I had such fun drawling her dress and hair! And coloring was a blast. ^^ Hope you like and hope you had a Happy Valentine's day Stagsleap! ^^

Artwork © Copyright 2003 Xalan Sourkrat

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Posted: Friday, 14 February, 2003 @ 10:33 PM
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GASPS I just sat on my butt and looked at this for a LONG time. I don't even know where to begin! Thank you!!!! It's BEAUTIFUL! You have captured Inertia's preeteen years so frikin' well! The hair is mezmerizing! I have actually drawn her in French Curls!! The dress looks like something she would wear and the shading is brilliant! My GOD - you are simply the best Internet friend a girl could have! Happy VDAY!!!!!!

My card for you is coming, but I won't be able to get to my scanner until next week. :( You will like your card, I'm sure!! ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^

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