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He looks great, Jetryl. :)
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It's great Jetryl, it's better than the current portrait ;)
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I realize that Jetryl is very busy. But I hope that this Kalenz portrait is added before 1.0 is released. The current one does, but this image seems more graceful and I love the long hair and curves. I think it compliments the style of the new Li'sar portrait better than the older one does.
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quartex wrote:I realize that Jetryl is very busy. But I hope that this Kalenz portrait is added before 1.0 is released. The current one does, but this image seems more graceful and I love the long hair and curves. I think it compliments the style of the new Li'sar portrait better than the older one does.
I agree.

What the heck is up with the arms on Li'sar, though? The left seems to be missing and the right is awkward-looking...
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Kestenvarn wrote:
quartex wrote:I realize that Jetryl is very busy. But I hope that this Kalenz portrait is added before 1.0 is released. The current one does, but this image seems more graceful and I love the long hair and curves. I think it compliments the style of the new Li'sar portrait better than the older one does.
I agree.

What the heck is up with the arms on Li'sar, though? The left seems to be missing and the right is awkward-looking...
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Really nice.
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Wow! Great work, Jetryl. I wish i'd have half your talent.
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THat is a piece of art. Really nice, Jetryl.
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that is nice.
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Post by Ankka »

Now that's cool. Awesome. 8)


The shape of the boots and the right leg part are a bit funny, though. Especially the right boot, but also the left one - are those the boots of a princess or a soldier?

The right boot looks like the one of a left foot. I mean, it turns outwards and is funnily long.

No offence, just something that hit my eye when I now first time saw this in full length, I mean the feet also, not only the upper body.
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Amazing portrait! Great work.
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She counters brute strength with superior skill?
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Post by turin »

Since she's elusivefoot (i.e. very, very lightly armored, like the Fencer), it makes sense.

The costuming on that is awesome, as is the shading. I love how you managed to make the folds look realistic. I'm not a huge fan of the shading on the skin of her (extremely exposed!) leg, and her expression seems odd, but other than that this is by far your best completed work. ;)
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Fantastikupo!
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Hmmm... the boot(s) is/are something of an optical illusion.

The arm and hand in the foreground are a triumph.
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