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Redesigned old character back from High school 03 or 02..one of the two. Made a crappy written story for my English class back then but really liked the characters I made for it so every once in awhile I improve on characters and the story.

Shar is one of the supporting characters from the story. The main hero, Darius, participates in a series of tournaments, one being for swords play, and the finals came down to Darius facing off against a very strong and quiet swordsman name Shar. Darius wins against Shar and so Shar decides to join Darius.

Shar is the quiet and mysterious type. Never talks about his past or problems but everyone knows he strongly believes in loyalty but only to those that prove themselves like Darius did. Shar not only uses that one sword in the picture but also two daggers he keeps hidden under his skirt thingy.

I really like how this pic came out except for his pointing hand. It just doesn't look right to me Also the sword gave me perspective problems when drawing it

Shar Rayver (c) Kerimaru

Description
Redesigned old character back from High school 03 or 02..one of the two. Made a crappy written story for my English class back then but really liked the characters I made for it so every once in awhile I improve on characters and the story.

Shar is one of the supporting characters from the story. The main hero, Darius, participates in a series of tournaments, one being for swords play, and the finals came down to Darius facing off against a very strong and quiet swordsman name Shar. Darius wins against Shar and so Shar decides to join Darius.

Shar is the quiet and mysterious type. Never talks about his past or problems but everyone knows he strongly believes in loyalty but only to those that prove themselves like Darius did. Shar not only uses that one sword in the picture but also two daggers he keeps hidden under his skirt thingy.

I really like how this pic came out except for his pointing hand. It just doesn't look right to me Also the sword gave me perspective problems when drawing it

Shar Rayver (c) Kerimaru