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Original Lineart by aruarian-dancer [link]
Image hosted by Color Me Club [link]

This addition to the zodiac series is very special for me, because I am a cancer! I love love LOVE this line art. This is a gown that I would wear, if I was still performing. I didn't want anything too crab-like because I wanted to keep this series elegant, goddess-like. This line art is awesome!

I styled this after myself, I used my favorite color for the gown. But then, you think "Crab," and red should come to mind, I think. ^_^ I also matched the hair (and I have red hair as well!), and I love it, it looks so sleek and kind of helmet-like but beautiful.

Cancer is very water based, so I couldn't forget the water. With the background being all black, I chose to express the water in the lovely spider lily silhouettes. I also added some bubbles and waves to the edges of the gown, which I think adds some texture and fun.

I aaaaaalmost regret putting the stars in the picture, just because then the figure would be the main focal point. But I felt the picture needed just a little something extra, particularly since she's looking to the upper left. Now, she's looking AT something instead of off into space. ^_^

And now the zodiac is complete!! YAAAAAY!

Many many thanks to redheadstock [link] for her beautiful brushes and patterns!

Description
Original Lineart by aruarian-dancer [link]
Image hosted by Color Me Club [link]

This addition to the zodiac series is very special for me, because I am a cancer! I love love LOVE this line art. This is a gown that I would wear, if I was still performing. I didn't want anything too crab-like because I wanted to keep this series elegant, goddess-like. This line art is awesome!

I styled this after myself, I used my favorite color for the gown. But then, you think "Crab," and red should come to mind, I think. ^_^ I also matched the hair (and I have red hair as well!), and I love it, it looks so sleek and kind of helmet-like but beautiful.

Cancer is very water based, so I couldn't forget the water. With the background being all black, I chose to express the water in the lovely spider lily silhouettes. I also added some bubbles and waves to the edges of the gown, which I think adds some texture and fun.

I aaaaaalmost regret putting the stars in the picture, just because then the figure would be the main focal point. But I felt the picture needed just a little something extra, particularly since she's looking to the upper left. Now, she's looking AT something instead of off into space. ^_^

And now the zodiac is complete!! YAAAAAY!

Many many thanks to redheadstock [link] for her beautiful brushes and patterns!