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[2007-02-14 12:00:37 +0000 UTC]
"Annie"
(Australia)
# Statistics
Favourites: 466; Deviations: 115; Watchers: 178
Watching: 63; Pageviews: 39089; Comments Made: 1564; Friends: 63
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Victoria FrancesFavorite movies: V for Vendetta
Favorite writers: Author: Mercedes Lackey
Tools of the Trade: Paper, Pencils, Pen and Photoshop.
Other Interests: Art, reading, science, maths and my style of fashion.
# About me
Current Residence: QLD AustraliaFavourite cartoon character: Some random character from whatever anime Iām into at the moment.
Personal Quote: Birth, life or death. All thing hold beauty.
# Comments
Comments: 110
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Very beautiful and interesting fashion cards!
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I love these cards. Makes it easier to remember and draw. Thank you!
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Can you do 1800's fashioncards for men too. I would really appreciate it
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sorry for the late reply.
And also sorry, but I am a full time uni student now and I really don't have the time. Though the links in my journal may lead you to some useful sights.
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no prob, it's important to study & thanks for the reply
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You're a very good artist, everything is very well drawn. But I think you should test your skills. Because I noticed that every drawing that I saw were girls, and to add to that, they had very small breasts, and big hips. And I do admit, I have girls posted up also, and men are much harder (Just stating a fact, I'm not a hypocrite). So you should try your hand at a women who is more proportionate, and shapely. Just a suggestion.
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sorry for the late reply (not much commuter access for awhile.) Thanks for the complements
I know what I do often turns out a certain way (that's what you get for using the same body for reference. other than the anime 7 heads they are done of my proportions)
Just so you know, I do draw other things. I have sketch books (and note book margins) full of different things, I only ever post what I'm happy with. This meaning that I'm working on drawing males I'm just not at a level that I'm happy to post yet. I also know that all my girls have very generic faces (you probably noticed that too) that's what I'm mostly working on at the moment. I'm trying to come up with a set of characters that have different faces, each distinctive enough to be recognizable as the same person when I redraw them. I think that this is going well and I might be uploading some of it soon. this also applies for body shape (though the 1880 gowns they are in, might make that a bit unrecognizable, all those dame layers of fabric.)
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just noticed your comment. you know not every woman is actually big chested and has small hips right? I kow it was just your observation, but I think hey are fine to me.
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I know that. Women come in all kinds of variety. But you should test your skills, and draw someone shapely.
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Thank you for faving my tarot [link] Im glad you like it
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i have colored a line art of yours heres the [link]
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I dig your gallery 
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Hey thank you so much for the favourite on 'By the Waterfall'
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your welcome (cool little message by the way).
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Your welcome. I just love your work.
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I really like your fashion cards! They're such a great idea. I am currently in a costuming class and I was doing research on fashion in the 1850's and I came across your stuff. You gave me an idea of what I should be looking at.
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I'm really glad you find they help
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YOU'RE WELCOME HUN! HAPPY NEW YEARS!
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Your welcome. Pyrochan-dolls is really to blame though, she posted the link to you.
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