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Published: 2004-12-29 08:16:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 3555; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 196
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Sam & Tess (c) Rachel Baker and Tania Walker."Sam & Tess" is a now-defunct comic project Rachel and I were playing with for a while. This was my final redesign of the characters - I wanted them to be simple enough for a comic, but still cute and solid. Tess is on the left, Sam on the right.
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These characters are sympathetic.XD
This is a scanned drawing?
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Cute characters. 
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thats cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I may have only one claw, but beware of itβ¦.
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I need to do more of these things myself. I have 93 million characters i never draw X_X, bogged down in commissions at the moment tho. @_@
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*sigh* LOVE the pencils. Love love love. So pro and smooth and clean.
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^__^;; Oh, wow! I just now realized that you work at Disney! 
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I've seen all of your recent works, and i have to say these and they are fantastic. They truely are, you bring out so much emotion and character in them, and you work at Disney? I HATE YOU!!! Heh, no j/k, but you are very lucky, and looking at what you've done I'm not surprised either they accepted you 
But...mind if I ask what kind of red pencils you used for this? Prisma? or Ordinary pencils?
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Eek, don't hate me!
As for the pencils, they're Col-Erase - eraseable colored pencils, loved by animators the world over. They're difficult to find, but if you work with underdrawing, they're a good thing to have.
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Aaw that's a shame. Well, well done for even getting that far then.
Thanks a bunch for telling me 
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Tess is really inventive, but i like them both
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Oooo..cool ^_^
I love tess and sam...such good anatomy on both of them.
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I adore the contrast between the two, very unique in style! Well done!
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Haha, I really love Sam. The face markings are great (so stylized) and her hair is cool. Can't wait to see more of these two!
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I can see the possible conflicts between the two already.
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