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Finally...

This image was a study in dynamic poses and lighting. It contains of two original characters, one belonging to a friend, the other belonging to me. I never got to the lighting part of this image, though I think the poses are a mild success in maintaining form and proper anatomic proportions, especially considering how difficult they were to maintain in such an image. The character in the background on the right (Makai as he is labeled, my character) has issues with clothing folds, especially in the cape. Once again, my utter disability to draw properly a symmetrical left eye was intentionally covered up with the rakish left-bang of Trois (the character in the foreground, pronounced Tro-ze, not tu-ah like the French number 3).

The markings beneath "Makai" are the characters from my own self-developed phonetic alphabet. It reads "Makai." It was going to be the standard alphabet used in Trois and Makai's little world, but whatever.

Description
Finally...

This image was a study in dynamic poses and lighting. It contains of two original characters, one belonging to a friend, the other belonging to me. I never got to the lighting part of this image, though I think the poses are a mild success in maintaining form and proper anatomic proportions, especially considering how difficult they were to maintain in such an image. The character in the background on the right (Makai as he is labeled, my character) has issues with clothing folds, especially in the cape. Once again, my utter disability to draw properly a symmetrical left eye was intentionally covered up with the rakish left-bang of Trois (the character in the foreground, pronounced Tro-ze, not tu-ah like the French number 3).

The markings beneath "Makai" are the characters from my own self-developed phonetic alphabet. It reads "Makai." It was going to be the standard alphabet used in Trois and Makai's little world, but whatever.