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So I've tried to do Christine's hair curly in the past, but it's never really turned out well, so I decided to try something I'm a little better at--waterfalls of flowy, silky-smooth chocolatey locks that Erik is probably dying to bury his face in

Speaking of Erik, I decided to leave him sort of half in there to emphasize the whole ghost/angel guardian protector aspect of their relationship. Also, more practice on his mask You'd think I'd need to work on his ugly mug more as it's got so many details, but I actually have that pretty down-pat, it's just his mask I need to work on some more. Drawing Erik unmasked it always easier since he has no nose to worry about getting the angle right on. Just draw a gaping cavity and you're all set!

Wow, that went from deep to disgusting quite fast.

EDIT: I've just noticed that this paper is quite see-through (as well as being a bugger to erase and smudging everywhere, smh) and you can actually see one of my other drawings through it. Oops.

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So I've tried to do Christine's hair curly in the past, but it's never really turned out well, so I decided to try something I'm a little better at--waterfalls of flowy, silky-smooth chocolatey locks that Erik is probably dying to bury his face in

Speaking of Erik, I decided to leave him sort of half in there to emphasize the whole ghost/angel guardian protector aspect of their relationship. Also, more practice on his mask You'd think I'd need to work on his ugly mug more as it's got so many details, but I actually have that pretty down-pat, it's just his mask I need to work on some more. Drawing Erik unmasked it always easier since he has no nose to worry about getting the angle right on. Just draw a gaping cavity and you're all set!

Wow, that went from deep to disgusting quite fast.

EDIT: I've just noticed that this paper is quite see-through (as well as being a bugger to erase and smudging everywhere, smh) and you can actually see one of my other drawings through it. Oops.