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I love it. It sort of reminds me of Two-Face as well as Erik. Very well done.
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Y'know, when you have about like 55% percent of the flesh on your face missing, you can get easily infected or something like that.
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Okay. I'm about to make a comment that I normally wouldn't say.
This is sik.
The good kind. I don't say 'sik'. But this...?
Totally flippin' awesome.
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Thanks! We've been trying to find links to the originals so that people can leave their comemnts and faves on teh artist's page, but I haven't found this one's creator yet. Very bad of the former Moderators to not offer a link
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Thats an amazing drawing of Erik! Well Done, you have really captured him here! 10/10!!!
Keep up the excellent work!
x~MagicalCrystal~x
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beautiful as it is. The mask is on the wrong side. He wears it on the RIGHT side of his face (pun intended)
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Awesome work at creating the 'real face' of Erik. *Thumbs up*
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This is a great pic. I think you did a wonderful job capturing the true erik and not 'fangirl!erik'. Congrats.
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O_O . . . thats really good! i love how you did the whole disfigurement (word? i dunno 
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I have a great compassion for Erik... hmm.. I should have been Christine. I would have married him.
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I think he had a false nose in the book...or Firmin mentions something like that in his memiors...0.o; Anyway, amazing job! He should have been ickier in the movie I think, but I must agree, what can an actor do with so much make-up and/or a mask covering a good part of his face?
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Okay, I am more so the book lover than the musical... so Leroux and Susan Kay's phantom is my cup of tea... And this is well done!
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this is a really good combination of the book and musical. Erik actually looks like he'd be quite handsome judging by his unscarred section of his face.
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:fighting against Leroux purism:
Oh well, I like this anyway. I like the skull-like look as opposed to the musical-style makeup.
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It is like the Leroux version in that he's missing a nose- poor chap. The stage makeup's quite impressive, but you can't expect actors to sacrifice their noses for the sake of their art! I quite like the shape of the mask used in the musical, this seemed the best compromise. On a technical level, one must wonder, though, if one could really have the voice of an angel with a nose and part of one's cheek missing- it would seriously effect one's breathing after all. But it's only a story, so never mind.
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:nods: The vertical halfmask does afford the best range of expression for the actor--it'd be way too difficult to convey any type of emotion with a full mask on...or even a horizontal half mask. And I do love the no nose thingin the picture ...poor Erik! :laugh: I wonder if anyone else has thought about facial deformity in accordance with vocal technique? Hmm...
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True, it does show Erik's harsh reality. Wonderful job portraying it. His eye might look better if it was set farther back into his skull, but, hey, I'm one to talk.
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That...IS...SO...AWESOME!!! ERIK IS AWESOME!! Good job^__^ I think you got the not so nice...side of his face down really well^__^
Me-...it's um...not THAT bad^_^; Don't worry Erik!! heeheeh...heh...
Erik-...I'm going to KILL you. *takes out punjab lasso*
Me- NOO DON"T KILL ME I LOVE YOOOUUUU!! IN THAT "YOU ARE COOL" WAY!!!
~and that's how I was punjabbed~
I've rambled too long^_^;
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Very nice, Good drawing. My sister would love this
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