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Wow, that was lots of work... No I don't mean drawing it (which was of course even more work ), but putting the two scanned pices together and redrawing missing parts... I feel like I have redrawn more than there actually was in the original piece lol
Anyways many thanks to PS's Clone Stamp Tool, what would I have done without you D:

Well, so this is the finished version of the drawing I did for my cousin as a Christmas present, which I drew after a beautiful work of Tony Taka but changed some things (look here for more information about the drawing [link] ).
Sadly my scanner ate the color of the stars... actually I have put silver and red stars on it to match with the whole piece, but well, unfortunately you can't see the colors of them anymore
So the Kanji mean something like love and affection, there are pretty many combinations which mean something like that The first Kanji is love, the second is heart, and together it's "aishin".

So again much much love for Tony Taka! Look here for the original artwork from him: [link]

Media: black fineliner, pencils, Copic Marker (red), glitter paint, silver and red stars

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Description
Wow, that was lots of work... No I don't mean drawing it (which was of course even more work ), but putting the two scanned pices together and redrawing missing parts... I feel like I have redrawn more than there actually was in the original piece lol
Anyways many thanks to PS's Clone Stamp Tool, what would I have done without you D:

Well, so this is the finished version of the drawing I did for my cousin as a Christmas present, which I drew after a beautiful work of Tony Taka but changed some things (look here for more information about the drawing [link] ).
Sadly my scanner ate the color of the stars... actually I have put silver and red stars on it to match with the whole piece, but well, unfortunately you can't see the colors of them anymore
So the Kanji mean something like love and affection, there are pretty many combinations which mean something like that The first Kanji is love, the second is heart, and together it's "aishin".

So again much much love for Tony Taka! Look here for the original artwork from him: [link]

Media: black fineliner, pencils, Copic Marker (red), glitter paint, silver and red stars

Outlines: