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Ah yes, scaling, something I had MUCH trouble with when I first started doing artwork, I was finding that as I drew things, the characters began filling up the page, and I actually began TAPING two sheets ofpaper together and lining them up. No mroe though hehe. I think scaling goes away, as you get more suited to a certain body form for drawing, mainly the anatomy of the body. I think Millie was a little too big as well in Trigun, so I like that you gave her a more em. look. I don't think I've ever seen them in swim suits either, so that's some originality. Also, nice effect with the water and ripples, I've not attempted something like that before myself, so kudos to you 
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Ah... thanks Chris. This was done as a request for a member on FAC. He asked for Meryl and Millie and he wanted them in bathing suits swimming underwater. So, I did my best. I used my watercolor paints for that background. I found it to be quite efficient. As far as Millie goes, the first pic I saw of her, I couldn't tell if she was male or female. I was like "Millie is a girl?" So yeah, I wanted to try to give her a feminine appeal. I am glad it worked out for the better. Thanks again Chris. ^_^
As far as Millie goes, the first pic I saw of her, I couldn't tell if she was male or female. I was like "Millie is a girl?" So yeah, I wanted to try to give her a feminine appeal. I am glad it worked out for the better. Thanks again Chris. ^_^
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