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This is my entry for Cataclysm-X's Couples & Duos contest news.deviantart.com/article/84…
Featuring Gymnastic legends Nadia Comaneci on the left, and Olga Korbut on the right, both during their floor routines.

Done in pencil with a little contrast from photoshop.

Olga Korbut (Soviet Team) was the first to really revolutionise gymnastics during the 1972 Munich Olympic games. She gave the world a good shock with her acrobatics and daring on the beam, bars, and floor. She won two golds, a silver, bronze, and two team golds for Russia in '72.

Nadia Comaneci (Romania) burst onto the gymnastics scene in the 1976 Montreal Olympic games. She was the first one ever to score a perfect ten, and she did it 7 times. Funny enough, the scoreboards weren't equipped to go as high as 10, so they showed 1.00 instead.

These two legends were responsible for popularising gymnastics to the degree it enjoys today.

If you have time, I highly recommend you have a look at these two in action on Youtube.

Description
This is my entry for Cataclysm-X's Couples & Duos contest news.deviantart.com/article/84…
Featuring Gymnastic legends Nadia Comaneci on the left, and Olga Korbut on the right, both during their floor routines.

Done in pencil with a little contrast from photoshop.

Olga Korbut (Soviet Team) was the first to really revolutionise gymnastics during the 1972 Munich Olympic games. She gave the world a good shock with her acrobatics and daring on the beam, bars, and floor. She won two golds, a silver, bronze, and two team golds for Russia in '72.

Nadia Comaneci (Romania) burst onto the gymnastics scene in the 1976 Montreal Olympic games. She was the first one ever to score a perfect ten, and she did it 7 times. Funny enough, the scoreboards weren't equipped to go as high as 10, so they showed 1.00 instead.

These two legends were responsible for popularising gymnastics to the degree it enjoys today.

If you have time, I highly recommend you have a look at these two in action on Youtube.