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Two warriors
Two warriors by @Crash (Charlie Stadele)

At last, the colored verision of this pic! Done in prismacolor pencils.

In front, my piker character, with his trademark double bladed pike. And his pair of daggers. 'Bout the only thing I don't like about him is how the chest armor just ends at the belt. I need to find a way around that. I like his pose though, and especially his exxpression.

In back....I dunno, lets just call her some sort of cultish ninja and be done with it. Not much else to say about her.

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Posted: Friday, 27 February, 2004 @ 04:42 PM

Cool image -- I love the way you brought in two different colors for all the objects to shade them -- it makes it look very cool! I also really, really like his pants. I suppose that the armor could just end at his chest, and the rest of it could be shirt... am now going to obsess over the cultish ninja lady and how she sees through her mask.

Posted: Saturday, 28 February, 2004 @ 11:50 PM

'Ey, thanks for the compliments. (Blanket statement)

The guy's armor can--and probably will--end at the waist, but having it end under the belt is just a cheap. Like I said, I need to work that out. As for the girl's mask, I figure the black cross is made of silk, or some other thin fabric that you can see through when its up close.

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