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It's been a while since I drew an official Winx Club character. Knowing I had two main characters left to draw, I knew that I had to draw one of them. This time, I managed to draw Musa. I wanted to draw her as Dancer with Her Hands on Her Hips by Antonio Canova. I knew that would be a perfect statue for Musa since she's the Fairy of Music. Musa would always be so musical on whatever she performs for her friends. I had the statue in mind even before I drew this. This drawing would be my first drawing since I've been given llamas by random deviants over the Preakness weekend. I didn't want any generosity from them since they weren't thorough enough on my responses. I did block a few of them because I don't waste time with them. Back to the drawing, I do believe Musa seems so perfect to be the Dancer statue with the exact pose. Once more, it's not a petrifaction work. It's a living statue work that I drew. At least, I took the liberty to make sure I made my drawing so bright and lovely. I can hope people can be much more thorough on my new work.

upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia… my inspiration

Dancer with Her Hands on Her Hips belongs to Antonio Canova
Musa belongs to Mr. Iginio Straffi

Description
It's been a while since I drew an official Winx Club character. Knowing I had two main characters left to draw, I knew that I had to draw one of them. This time, I managed to draw Musa. I wanted to draw her as Dancer with Her Hands on Her Hips by Antonio Canova. I knew that would be a perfect statue for Musa since she's the Fairy of Music. Musa would always be so musical on whatever she performs for her friends. I had the statue in mind even before I drew this. This drawing would be my first drawing since I've been given llamas by random deviants over the Preakness weekend. I didn't want any generosity from them since they weren't thorough enough on my responses. I did block a few of them because I don't waste time with them. Back to the drawing, I do believe Musa seems so perfect to be the Dancer statue with the exact pose. Once more, it's not a petrifaction work. It's a living statue work that I drew. At least, I took the liberty to make sure I made my drawing so bright and lovely. I can hope people can be much more thorough on my new work.

upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia… my inspiration

Dancer with Her Hands on Her Hips belongs to Antonio Canova
Musa belongs to Mr. Iginio Straffi