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After finishing "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood", I have been a little blue, feeling like I haven't the "perfect time" with this series (specially for a fucking spoiler that told me little to nothing about the ending, not even something I was interested in). However, I realized: it was PERFECT. I followed the series until the end, and I watched the last episode, not only having around all my stuffs related to this series (a poster, a drawing in ink, my own FMA pocketwatch, and even a necklace with a Flamel) with a smile on my face, spcecially for the last moral of the series, which I have fallen in love with it.

The moral is not so literal, but it has pretty real facts: the lessons learnt in the bad way are never forgotten. But also the phrase is completed by explaining that it's not enough just to have been affected by a bad sitation: we have to be enough mature to take our feeling away from the problem, so we can fix it, or at least learn from it, so we don't repeat it, and don't act like a victim o blame someone else. It's basically what we have to learn to be adults.

So, I decided to make a little tribute not only to this series, but also to Edward Elric, my favorite anime hero. Here not only I include to this great character, but also the Flamel, the Human Transmutation Circle, the series logo and the whole phrase, using different kinds of type.

Important thing: THIS IS A WORK OF "COPY AND PASTE". I didn't make the drawing of Edward, neither of the circle, the logo or the flamel: I copy them and paste them. This tecnique is really common, and I'm not the first one to make this.

The most important accomplishment I got from here was to make that amazing glow around the Transmutation Circle, and the fact I could make bright lights over the metal letters.

Actually, I printed this to paste in in one of the surfaces of my accordion folder (/that I have already posted in deviantART). I post this image alone so you can see it better.

And again, I don't own anything. Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood belongs to its respective owrners.

Description
After finishing "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood", I have been a little blue, feeling like I haven't the "perfect time" with this series (specially for a fucking spoiler that told me little to nothing about the ending, not even something I was interested in). However, I realized: it was PERFECT. I followed the series until the end, and I watched the last episode, not only having around all my stuffs related to this series (a poster, a drawing in ink, my own FMA pocketwatch, and even a necklace with a Flamel) with a smile on my face, spcecially for the last moral of the series, which I have fallen in love with it.

The moral is not so literal, but it has pretty real facts: the lessons learnt in the bad way are never forgotten. But also the phrase is completed by explaining that it's not enough just to have been affected by a bad sitation: we have to be enough mature to take our feeling away from the problem, so we can fix it, or at least learn from it, so we don't repeat it, and don't act like a victim o blame someone else. It's basically what we have to learn to be adults.

So, I decided to make a little tribute not only to this series, but also to Edward Elric, my favorite anime hero. Here not only I include to this great character, but also the Flamel, the Human Transmutation Circle, the series logo and the whole phrase, using different kinds of type.

Important thing: THIS IS A WORK OF "COPY AND PASTE". I didn't make the drawing of Edward, neither of the circle, the logo or the flamel: I copy them and paste them. This tecnique is really common, and I'm not the first one to make this.

The most important accomplishment I got from here was to make that amazing glow around the Transmutation Circle, and the fact I could make bright lights over the metal letters.

Actually, I printed this to paste in in one of the surfaces of my accordion folder (/that I have already posted in deviantART). I post this image alone so you can see it better.

And again, I don't own anything. Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood belongs to its respective owrners.