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Stephanie Reeuwijk

Ehh....Weakness?
Ehh....Weakness? by @steefje (Stephanie Reeuwijk)

And that's the difference between Navi and Tatl..

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Posted: Saturday, 16 August, 2003 @ 04:31 PM
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Nice job on the back 3/4 view on the dragon head. It works really well. Navi is funny. :3

Posted: Sunday, 07 March, 2004 @ 02:24 PM
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Ah-ha... that's Tatl all over. I love Link's expression on this one, and the dragon's well-done, too, really nice texturing, and Tatl looks like herself. The near saber-fang on the dragon looks a bit off, though, not really connected to the jaw, that's really the only thing I think could be better in this one... but then again, that does add to the nice sketchy feeling. Great work, this is hilarious. ^_^ Keep drawing!

Posted: Thursday, 07 December, 2006 @ 03:10 AM
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I love dragons and you did this one very well. It's arms are a little stubby and it's paws and claws are a little small for it's body mass, but I love the pose and angle of your dragon. He does look like he's looking straight over your character though. x3

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