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It's done! *collapses* I swear I haven't had a harder time choosing colors. Especially since my sister was *not* helpful at all- I asked her what color dragon she wanted to be, and she couldn't figure it out. So I suggested a nice, cheerful, light yellow, as that describes her pretty well- cheerful and bubbly and happy (for the most part ).

But she flatly refused.
Then she suggested that I make her white with hints of all sorts of colors all over.

My turn to flatly refuse.

As you can see, I ended up making her yellow, as I am the artist and she is getting this as a gift so she doesn't need that much say in it anyways.
Plus, I asked my mom, who is an avid scrapbooker and therefore a good second opinion on color, and she liked it and said that my sister probably just couldn't visualize it properly.

So she's yellow.

Btw, this is my take on a photo of the two of us- you know, one of those really fun (and really expensive) old fashioned photos? I'm my persona [link] and my sister is a Bubble Dragon (she made them up- they're fat little dragons that blow indestructable bubbles... but I left out the 'fat' part ). It's sorta fitting, actually, that we're both dragons here. 'Cuz like, we're going to go see "How to Train Your Dragon" for her birthday on Tuesday, and very likely tonight as well.

So, to take a break from other people's characters before I jump right back to drawing them, I'll have to try to figure out whether I should do something exclusively black and white, or attempt to start and finish a KoP page. Any suggestions?

Characters are mine and my sister's, art is mine, don't use.

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It's done! *collapses* I swear I haven't had a harder time choosing colors. Especially since my sister was *not* helpful at all- I asked her what color dragon she wanted to be, and she couldn't figure it out. So I suggested a nice, cheerful, light yellow, as that describes her pretty well- cheerful and bubbly and happy (for the most part ).

But she flatly refused.
Then she suggested that I make her white with hints of all sorts of colors all over.

My turn to flatly refuse.

As you can see, I ended up making her yellow, as I am the artist and she is getting this as a gift so she doesn't need that much say in it anyways.
Plus, I asked my mom, who is an avid scrapbooker and therefore a good second opinion on color, and she liked it and said that my sister probably just couldn't visualize it properly.

So she's yellow.

Btw, this is my take on a photo of the two of us- you know, one of those really fun (and really expensive) old fashioned photos? I'm my persona [link] and my sister is a Bubble Dragon (she made them up- they're fat little dragons that blow indestructable bubbles... but I left out the 'fat' part ). It's sorta fitting, actually, that we're both dragons here. 'Cuz like, we're going to go see "How to Train Your Dragon" for her birthday on Tuesday, and very likely tonight as well.

So, to take a break from other people's characters before I jump right back to drawing them, I'll have to try to figure out whether I should do something exclusively black and white, or attempt to start and finish a KoP page. Any suggestions?

Characters are mine and my sister's, art is mine, don't use.