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This is a fully colored full frontal concept drawing of Niko in an outfit based off of an actual ocean liner that existed from the 1940s until 1994 when it ran aground on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands called SS America Star when on transport to Phucket, Thailand to be a floating hotel, however the design is based on the time when the ship herself was the RHMS (Royal Hellenic Mail Ship)/SS Australis, serving under the Chandris Line from 1964 to 1977 or 78 respectively. This very ship had also other names, but her early service was literally SS America, and she also temporarily worked as a war ship, before going back to oceanliner service and sold off to Chandris Line as per result. I accidentally colored Niko's wing shafts incorrectly in the picture, but this very art piece was an epithany thought when I was texting to my Greek dad on Skype one late night/early morning. She has rubber gloves with the Chandris symbol on them besides her decorative hippy-like top and a pair of rubber boots for the ship-like look. If I fully draw out her tail, she'd had a medium-sized Greek flag tied onto her tail with some white colored decorative rope too. I also gave her a bit of a bob cut to fit the sailor-like look too.

Description
This is a fully colored full frontal concept drawing of Niko in an outfit based off of an actual ocean liner that existed from the 1940s until 1994 when it ran aground on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands called SS America Star when on transport to Phucket, Thailand to be a floating hotel, however the design is based on the time when the ship herself was the RHMS (Royal Hellenic Mail Ship)/SS Australis, serving under the Chandris Line from 1964 to 1977 or 78 respectively. This very ship had also other names, but her early service was literally SS America, and she also temporarily worked as a war ship, before going back to oceanliner service and sold off to Chandris Line as per result. I accidentally colored Niko's wing shafts incorrectly in the picture, but this very art piece was an epithany thought when I was texting to my Greek dad on Skype one late night/early morning. She has rubber gloves with the Chandris symbol on them besides her decorative hippy-like top and a pair of rubber boots for the ship-like look. If I fully draw out her tail, she'd had a medium-sized Greek flag tied onto her tail with some white colored decorative rope too. I also gave her a bit of a bob cut to fit the sailor-like look too.