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EDIT: IMPORTANT WARNING! 7.01.2014

This is happened twice already, leaving me a bit uncomfortable, thinking I should've made it more explicit. While I have absolutly no problem with the way you might want to color this lineart, you CAN color however you want, I do have a problem when the lineart is altered from it's original form or people color it and just appropriate themselves of the character. Just because you colored someone's lineart, that doesn't give you the right to go all: Now this is MY character XY de Z.
PLEASE take notice if the lineart is a simple exercise or if it represents the artist's ORIGINAL CHARACTER, like is the case of this lineart. It was stated in description this was my OC. So please, not only for me but for other artists too, pay attention to discritions and do not take other people's work as your own. You have a hard time coloring it, but the artist had a harder time coming up with the design for it.

So coloring: All good in my book, in whichever way you color it.
Coloring it and say it's now your character (enter name here): IS NOT OKAY.

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Damn... this took a while, I got all lost in the hair lol So another random drawing of MY OC THEA ZIMMER, older than she currently is at the moment... mhm maybe on her wedding day - she is no elf, but her man is in half, I always thought she'd go for a elf-themed wedding to honor his origins. With a Unicorn shadow... to tease about things she doesn't know Mwhahahah!

Feel free to color it, as long as you give me credit for the lineart, link back to me and show me because I'd love to see it! It would be highly appreciated. Just DOWNLOAD the big version.

I'll be fighting myself to give this some color, white hair will be a biatch to color. All drawn by mouse on Illustrator.

Phoenix Tatttoo by: nachtwulf

Description
EDIT: IMPORTANT WARNING! 7.01.2014

This is happened twice already, leaving me a bit uncomfortable, thinking I should've made it more explicit. While I have absolutly no problem with the way you might want to color this lineart, you CAN color however you want, I do have a problem when the lineart is altered from it's original form or people color it and just appropriate themselves of the character. Just because you colored someone's lineart, that doesn't give you the right to go all: Now this is MY character XY de Z.
PLEASE take notice if the lineart is a simple exercise or if it represents the artist's ORIGINAL CHARACTER, like is the case of this lineart. It was stated in description this was my OC. So please, not only for me but for other artists too, pay attention to discritions and do not take other people's work as your own. You have a hard time coloring it, but the artist had a harder time coming up with the design for it.

So coloring: All good in my book, in whichever way you color it.
Coloring it and say it's now your character (enter name here): IS NOT OKAY.

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Damn... this took a while, I got all lost in the hair lol So another random drawing of MY OC THEA ZIMMER, older than she currently is at the moment... mhm maybe on her wedding day - she is no elf, but her man is in half, I always thought she'd go for a elf-themed wedding to honor his origins. With a Unicorn shadow... to tease about things she doesn't know Mwhahahah!

Feel free to color it, as long as you give me credit for the lineart, link back to me and show me because I'd love to see it! It would be highly appreciated. Just DOWNLOAD the big version.

I'll be fighting myself to give this some color, white hair will be a biatch to color. All drawn by mouse on Illustrator.

Phoenix Tatttoo by: nachtwulf