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An original character. Her name is Nazumi. She is the main character of a story called Sanmiittai, which, as far as I can tell, means "trinity" in Japanese. Nazumi (far right) is your average high school girl. At least, that's how it seems on the outside. But Nazumi possesses the ability to split into three seperate individuals: Nami, Umi, and Zu. These represent heart, soul, and mind. Nami is "the scholar" or the mind; Umi is "the artist" or the soul; and Zu is "the fighter" or the heart. I chose to dress them in the outifts they would choose and Nazumi is, of course, in her school uniform. And, yes, each persona has a different eye color.

Artistically speaking I am quite proud of this for two reasons: first, this is the first picture I have ever drawn in which the finished product looks exactly as I originally envisioned it in my head; and second, all four look like the same girl even though I drew them all freehand! That may not be an accomplishment for some of you, but it is for me ^_^

I got the title off a Japanes/English dictionary site, and the symbol is the celtic trinity knot.

Description
An original character. Her name is Nazumi. She is the main character of a story called Sanmiittai, which, as far as I can tell, means "trinity" in Japanese. Nazumi (far right) is your average high school girl. At least, that's how it seems on the outside. But Nazumi possesses the ability to split into three seperate individuals: Nami, Umi, and Zu. These represent heart, soul, and mind. Nami is "the scholar" or the mind; Umi is "the artist" or the soul; and Zu is "the fighter" or the heart. I chose to dress them in the outifts they would choose and Nazumi is, of course, in her school uniform. And, yes, each persona has a different eye color.

Artistically speaking I am quite proud of this for two reasons: first, this is the first picture I have ever drawn in which the finished product looks exactly as I originally envisioned it in my head; and second, all four look like the same girl even though I drew them all freehand! That may not be an accomplishment for some of you, but it is for me ^_^

I got the title off a Japanes/English dictionary site, and the symbol is the celtic trinity knot.