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|Instagram |Tumblr | Twitter| Patreon| FacebookExploration and practice work, usually I prefer more atmosphere and mood, but I wanted to see what I can try to do if I take all that away.
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This is so awesome. Great pose and expression!
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She looks adorable with the arrows wedged in her shoulder pad.
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Always good to challenge yourself with new styles and compositions, lest one become stale.
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awesome! I shouldn't look at stuff this great before starting to draw x'D
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she is sooo going to die in combat. But she looks pretty?
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The 2-H name wouldn't be inspired from the name 2B would it? Lol
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Thank fuck, a correctly proportioned sword. Rare to see it in fantasy.
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aaa she's incredible! I love the proportions <33
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Would you draw karin uzumaki with sasuke?*-*
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To me, it works very well.
Very nicely done.Β
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I sometimes wonder how girls fight on high heels. 
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guys actually wore heels before women did. when riding horses into battle. girls started using it latter on.
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That's quite interesting! 
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1000 ADΒ The bouquet toss tradition was inspired by high heel shoes worn by the bride at Saxon weddings. The father of the bride would offer the bride's high heel shoes to the groom as a transfer of authority. The shoes would then be thrown to the bridesmaids, and whoever caught them would be the next to marry
1189-The Knights of Richard the Lionhearted adopted the style to wearΒ curved pointed toe, high heel shoesΒ to keep their feet in stirrups when riding horses.
btw i remembered wrong woman wore it first. well i was right about the horse thing lol sorry
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Don't worry, thank you for telling me this!
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I guess heels are just purely design-wise a cool aesthetic, which I suppose why it's become kind of a trope.
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Oh my! You replied!
Yeah, that's what I thought! That makes sense.Β
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