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Inuyasha and Kagome (sleep stalker!!!)
Inuyasha and Kagome (sleep stalker!!!) by @Sondra (Sondra Blockman)

Unfinished pic of my second favorite pairings from Inuyasha. This was inpsired by the episode when Inuyasha goes to apologize to Kagome, but ends up just bustin up her alarm clock...and getting the old SIT from Kagome. This is my first time drawing both of the two. Finished version will be up right away. Artwork characters © 2004 Inuyasha Artwork © Sondra Blockman

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Posted: Sunday, 25 January, 2004 @ 06:33 PM
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Ahhhhhh!!!!! I love this picture so much! Sondra this is amazing. It's so cute! I just want to hug Inu-sama, you made him look so innoncent. The perspective is amazing, and you drew the folds on their clothes and on the blanket so well! Argh!!!! Must become a good artist like you! Anyway, if you wanna get together sometime just e-mail me and I'll let you know when I'll be at Charla's. My e-mail address is YukiniteHirohiko@aol.com. Hope to see you soon! EXCELLENT ARTWORK!!!!!! I'm gonna go comment on Sessy now!

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