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Ah, I know, you've seen it before (and I do hope you're not sick of it by now )! If you haven't: it's the final panel from my "A Lesson" comic (which I've also submitted previously as a pencil piece).

Here: [link]
and also
Here: [link]

The difference with this one is that I've decided to take the plunge and make this piece available as a print. (Unfortunately this isn't possible on DA with the full comic, as the format doesn't fit any of the available print options -- BUT! I can have it printed myself, and sign it and ship it, if anyone would like the whole thing!)

Original artwork was drawn by hand, first in pencil, then ink, and digitally coloured. So you could say it's 2/3 traditional media. There's still nothing that can beat the feel of hand-drawn linework, for me!

(Characters Erik and Christine are from Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera.) (And zOMG, teh kissing!)

Also, just a note on the prints: it defaults to showing you the most expensive version, but if you look below the pricing for that, there's a "photo prints" button, which gives you options that are under $10!

Description
Ah, I know, you've seen it before (and I do hope you're not sick of it by now )! If you haven't: it's the final panel from my "A Lesson" comic (which I've also submitted previously as a pencil piece).

Here: [link]
and also
Here: [link]

The difference with this one is that I've decided to take the plunge and make this piece available as a print. (Unfortunately this isn't possible on DA with the full comic, as the format doesn't fit any of the available print options -- BUT! I can have it printed myself, and sign it and ship it, if anyone would like the whole thing!)

Original artwork was drawn by hand, first in pencil, then ink, and digitally coloured. So you could say it's 2/3 traditional media. There's still nothing that can beat the feel of hand-drawn linework, for me!

(Characters Erik and Christine are from Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera.) (And zOMG, teh kissing!)

Also, just a note on the prints: it defaults to showing you the most expensive version, but if you look below the pricing for that, there's a "photo prints" button, which gives you options that are under $10!