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Bwhaha, I live!
At first, I just drew a witch holding the broom. But the way I drew it, I figured it would look cute if she was sweeping up stars. Cause, you know, somebody's gotta do it. I love the bg... simple, yet something I've never done before. I rarely use dark colors, so it was a nice change. And it makes the lil witch stand out. Line art done in pencil, scanned, outlined via computer, colored via computer. Whehe. |
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