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Kaliko Rosa

I'm Gonna Soak Up the Sun!
I'm Gonna Soak Up the Sun! by @kalirosa (Kaliko Rosa)

I'm Gonna Soak up the Sun!

Medium/Tools: Kimberly's Watercolour Pencils, Curry's India Ink, Calligraphy pen & nib, Marie's Gouache Colours (paints)

Based on: A pic of Mumo, slight adjustments

Canvas: 8"x11" Card Paper

Date Created: July 27, 2002

Manga: Peach Girl

Characters: Mumo

Comments:

Heh, this picture, the "afterthought". I never really even planned on doing this one since I'm busy right now with a major project painting (it'll be a surprise!) and my first big Derwent work, but somehow this got snuck in there.

I probably did this reproduction to test out the new mediums/tools used: India Ink, Caligraphy pen and Gouache. This was mainly done in watercolour pencil. Obviously, this isn't one of my greater works since I didn't spend too much time on it, but I just loved the pose of Mumo when I saw that picture ^^.

Dedicated to Molly-chan of course, who got me into the whole Peach Girl wave ^^ Is Mumo the girl's name btw? I totally guessed if it were that or Momo.. LOL.. anyway, enjoy! Thanks for viewing :-)

Peace. Love. Anime.

Kaliko Rosa

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Posted: Wednesday, 30 October, 2002 @ 10:19 AM

This is a really cool picture. You have got Momo's eyes DOWN! (It is Momo, btw, Momo is Japanese for 'peach.') I like that it has her out in the sun, it's like showing that she's not afraid to be herself even if she does tan too easily! I personally like her tan, I think it makes her look cute. Anyway, great pic!

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