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File Size: 170 KB
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Comments: 2
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Because of me being bored in Algebra (and because the teacher almost doesn't give classes), I started to draw a butterfly. Then I got a crazy idea, giving that butterfly a piece of my crossover mind (long story on the "crossover mind" thing). This is the ending result: a half-fire/half-poison butterfly.
This little guy along with the rest of the Ikakus are going to be one of the native creatures of the Inaku Village. The Inaku Village is one of my fictional places I created for the story A Meeting in Time. I put the Inaku Village somewhere in France (because I'm crazy for France). I might draw the place out... when I can get to the scenery part of Art Class... if there is one anyway.
The Ikaku has upper wings of fire and the lower one of stinging poison (reason that the lower wing point is... well, pointy). Around its wings, it has fire, poison, flower and some water and ice designs on its wings. So this is why the Ikakus are also known as the Mosaic Butterflies
This little guy along with the rest of the Ikakus are going to be one of the native creatures of the Inaku Village. The Inaku Village is one of my fictional places I created for the story A Meeting in Time. I put the Inaku Village somewhere in France (because I'm crazy for France). I might draw the place out... when I can get to the scenery part of Art Class... if there is one anyway.
The Ikaku has upper wings of fire and the lower one of stinging poison (reason that the lower wing point is... well, pointy). Around its wings, it has fire, poison, flower and some water and ice designs on its wings. So this is why the Ikakus are also known as the Mosaic Butterflies
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No one can get better without critique, appreciate how others take the time spotting the mistakes of your drawings instead of getting mad at them for ruining your "perfect world"....
It's harder than just writing "nice" or adding a smilie I tell ya.
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