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Female Swashbuckler by Joshua Thomas Haag. |
Yeah, this is a filler post. I have been getting my ass kicked by a short story I'm trying to write, so that's taken up far too much time. And I've been fighting a head cold with medication that makes me drowsy for about three hours a shot.
So, mostly more proof that whatever talents I may have are in the realm of the written word and not in the visual arts.
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This was my best attempt at a female swashbuckler, though apparently I never took notice that women have hips, don't have giant heads with flat faces, or fingers. This would have been done about two days before the one by Josh. |
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This is just one of the few pages that actually has anything on it in the same sketch book. I don't know which is worse, the detail of the eye that looks like someone put lashes in a fish or the dwarf that looks like he is wearing a fake beard from the set of Xena: Warrior Princess. |
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Much older (from late 1991), but just as bad. And I was convinced – at the time – that this was awesome. Stupid me. But at least I don't have any of my writing from that time to share, because that would depress the hell out of me with how bad it was (and how great I was sure it was). |
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