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Andrew Hess
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Tres bon!
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Michael Edwards
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That is a wonderful drawing. Aurora definitely looks like she came out of a R.A Salvatore's fantasy novel.
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Aaron Smith
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Nice!
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Trevor Smith
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JB, this is probably my favourite shot of Aurora, like, ever! That's including all the bikini and "legless" costume shots too, so no mean feat!
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John Byrne
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She looks less "elfish" than on her portrait
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Head tipped back vs head tipped forward.
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Flavio Sapha
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Outstanding!!!
Aurora never looked better!
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Flavio Sapha
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Great eyebrow and eyelashes!
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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nice
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Joel Tesch
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Awesome!
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Greg Reeves
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JB- one small detail I've noticed in recent flying character drawings is the lower foot being placed differently than you used to. Aurora's left foot almost appears to be pressing against the ground in a "toe-off" kind of position, almost weight-bearing as if she were just about to leave the ground. In the past I think you would more commonly draw the foot angled in the same direction as the leg above it, or perhaps curving slightly along with the natural curve of the lower leg. Any reason, or just a random thing?
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Joe Hollon
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Very nice. I like this one a lot.
What are the lines I'm seeing by her left hand?
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Bradley Dean
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Wow, an excellent job!!!
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