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Grr. Argh.
Grr. Argh. by @annlari (Ann Larimer)

Saint Tail says g'night! G'night, Saint Tail! (EDIT: I should mention, since folks keep commenting on it, that the curtains are printed-velvet scrapbook paper, shaded with marker and highlighted with white colored pencil.)

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Posted: Wednesday, 14 November, 2001 @ 01:41 AM
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^^ this is adorable! I love the spotlight effect. And you must have a lot of patience to draw/colour that rose curtans. (and it's nice to see Saint Tail Fanart on side7. X3;; such an unapperciated series it is!)

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Posted: Monday, 30 September, 2002 @ 08:05 PM
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Saint Tail!! How cute ^^ It happens currently to be my favourite manga series (and it's mostly done! cries) Really nice colouring!! Even if you didn't actually draw that curtain, you shaded it very nicely!! All hail Tachikawa-sama ...

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Posted: Wednesday, 30 October, 2002 @ 10:39 AM
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Scrapbook paper kicks booty. I once used it for a picture, but I don't think I even scanned that one. I really like how you did this, it was a very creative idea. Keep on using creative materials!

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