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Published: 2012-07-21 15:55:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 2151; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 85
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PC Name: Cinnamon (alias)Game/Campaign: D&D 3.5/Forgotten Realms
Basic Character Build: female catfolk ranger 4/scout 1 (6th level)
For PC Portrait Challenge at
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Comments: 25
A sexy khajita in the world of dreaming.
Awesome work!.
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She's a bit more feine than my original design, but probably more in keeping with the canonical catfolk race. Also, I love that you put your own spin on her. Great work!
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Wow, the facial details on this piece are tremendous. I love what you did around the chin especially with the fading of the fur, and also how you differentiate hair (head-fur?) from the rest of her coloration.
I'm unsure why she has a green streak in her head-fur. But that's literally the only gripe I have with this piece, save that where the band of gold meets her neck, there's no visible impression of weight or touch.
Grand work. I may use this as a character portrait if I ever play my character Mirri again.
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Thank you!
About the usage please connect whose charachter she is
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Will do, cap'n! *salutes*
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Oh, I'm not that territorial over my character designs. I base a lot of my own PCs on pre-existing pics as well. In fact I have an entire Favorites gallery dedicated to PC inspiration. As long as it's for private use, feel free to use the design all you like. Just not for publication or commercial use, at least, not without contacting me about it first. Thanks!
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this is so amazing.I love the way you did the shading. great work
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absolutely gorgeous and realistic!!!!!
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Awesome work! I really like the colors and the detail to the eyes!
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Good job with the hair, and the earring is a cool detail.
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Great piece! I only wanted to tell you that her right eye is not focused in the same direction as her left eye, so she looks kinda derpy just sayin'. Overall awesome pic!
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Way better. Thanks for taking it into consideration!
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