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Published: 2012-04-18 12:05:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 6610; Favourites: 210; Downloads: 0
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He - the wild scorching forest fire, the bringer of death and destruction, and it's imposible to stop the mayhem that he is.She - the breath of Nature herself, the spiritual fire of Life runs in her hands.
And only love can tame him.
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Yup, it's my mythological vision of their first encounter
Inspired by the comment 
I wanted to draw a scene which could have happened in a narutoverse myth - like those they tell children about Rikudou Sennin, therefore this is sorta narutoverse mythology in its finest - a mixture of Kishi's universe, Japanese and European myths of Gaia and many more
Fugaku & Mikoto Uchiha Β© Masashi Kishimoto | Pencil & watercolours on A4
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omg! this is beautiful! I LOVE HOW VIBRANT IT IS!Β
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This is just amazing! I love these two, and I go crazy-happy over mythology-interpretations of things. So this is just about perfect!
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Incredibly beautiful, like all your work. <3
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Great job with the colors. The curves you made with the brush..just wauw. And the little Uchiha signs, the Clan sign on the boy and the Sharingan on the girl, it's really nice to notice ^^
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Your watercolor work always amazes me. The colors and the strokes are just gorgeous. I love Fugaku's fans and the sharingan on Mikoto's headpiece and necklace, and of course, her flowing hair. Beautiful work and concept.
And only love can tame him.
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Π€ΡΠ³Π°ΠΊΡ ΠΏΡΡΠΌΠΎ Π’Π°ΡΠ·Π°Π½! 
And - I love your waretcolours :3
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I love the mixture of cultures. It's something new, unique.
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Wow, I love works inspired by mythology. This is really pretty.
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Wow, just amazing. Mikoto's expression and complextion just made me stop and stare for a while. Really really beautiful.
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I just can't believe what you can do with watercolors too. 
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