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He needs touching up, but my hand needs a rest. I'll upload the touched up version someday.

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~quiet-Disturbance Aug 6, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
THis is so cool you make such fine art and great colors, but the proportions are not right, he looks like a teenager with a big head :P if you could enlarge his body to fit his head (or shrink his head) would be awesome
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*Tianibean Aug 4, 2012  Student Digital Artist
EPIC!!!
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:iconawynt:
*Awynt Aug 5, 2012   Digital Artist
Thanks!!
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*Tianibean Aug 5, 2012  Student Digital Artist
no prob he does!
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:iconfan2000:
*fan2000 Aug 4, 2012   Writer
Business is about to pick up...

Excellent job!
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:iconawynt:
*Awynt Aug 4, 2012   Digital Artist
Thanks! :D
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*fan2000 Aug 4, 2012   Writer
You're welcome.
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~ThePoeticPaladin Aug 4, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
The way you do faces is honestly amazing.

His sword seems... Extremely thin, though. Is he supposed to be drawing it horizontally? Because if so, the grip's fucked up.
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*Awynt Aug 4, 2012   Digital Artist
He's drawing the sword in a way that makes the blade "flat" to the surface of the ground. How do you mean the grip's wrong? Actually used reference for that part.
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~ThePoeticPaladin Aug 4, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
That doesn't fit his scabbard or the orientation of the crossguard, then. The way he's holding the grip also does not fit the orientation of the crossguard.

Look at some more references, the blade typically faces the same direction as the crossguard (in cases of the archetypal "two-prong" (for lack of a better term) crossguard), not perpendicular (as you have it). When a swordsman holds a hilt, he orients his hand so that his arm is parallel to the crossguard (after all, the point of the crossguard is to prevent a blade sliding down along yours and lopping off a hand).
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