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Rachel Johnston

Anime Dib
Anime Dib by @rachjohn (Rachel Johnston)

Stepping away from my usual full body anime Invader Zim pictures, I give you one that's head and shoulders above the rest. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Ow REALLY bad pun.

This is my SECOND attempt at an anime Dib that doesn't look like Harry Potter. I think I avoided too much Harry Potter-ness but it's still there. I also decided to do just his head and shoulders...hehe. Idn't he cute? ^.~
Artwork © Copyright 2002 Rachel Johnston

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Posted: Sunday, 31 March, 2002 @ 10:18 PM
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I guess it's inevitable that no matter how much you try, Dib in an Anime' style is ALWAYS gonna look a little bit like Harry Potter --;; I know I've drawn him several different ways and it always ends up that way no matter what I do... Must be those confounded glasses. But anyhoo, your rendering of him in that style is very good, and doesn't look too Potterish, if at all. Great work on the Dib human ^^

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Posted: Monday, 01 April, 2002 @ 01:00 AM
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I dont quite see much Harrer*Pottyness in there. It's a cute pic! :D

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