Happy Holidays to you, my dear
chienne_folle!
First, my apologies for the roughness of this sketch - I was drawing it on the flight to Florida and my computer died unexpectedly and I lost the thing. So, I recreated it as best I could in the time I had last night. Perhaps one day I will dig back into it and do justice to your delicious prompt:
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I'm glad that you enjoyed my equal-time-for-pagans prompt, and I hope you have a fabulous time in Florida!
Thank you so much, for this drawing, for taking my prompt, and for the magnificent gift to the community that is the 25 Days of Drawing! You're amazing, you know that?
P. S. -- Thanks for giving bellies to the older ladies; it's nice to see women who aren't model-thin, especially at older ages.
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Thanks so much for your cool prompt. I actually started working on a version of it last night, so hopefully I will finish that before too long!
Bellies 4 EVAH!! :D
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*hug*
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I love this
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And of course I'm terribly biased, but for me it's improved (unlikely, but it is) by the sole prop of Augusta's calmly sipped tea. ❤️ ☕️ (I'm pretending Hermione's hair is held in place by hair and not a garland. *nods*)
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Why hair and not a garland? Just curious. I'm redrawing this now and if you can 'splain yo-self, I might make it hair and not a garland.....
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I can't believe you mentioned that cup. I shall have nightmares.
have you seen this, btw - very funny stuffs
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I adore images of women with body shapes that are beautiful and ordinary, imperfect yet perfect. Well done!
It is also fascinating how differently those of us who draw imagine the shapes these witches have. And yet they tend to be recognizable as themselves. Great to see different kinds of women's bodies represented in terms of body form, type, size of breasts, hips, hair, faces, age etc.etc.
❤️❤️❤️
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