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Here is Fushigi-Okami 's finished chibi commission!

My art commissions are OPEN, starting at $15.00 per chibi/ character. (1,500 each)
As noted in my original journal, my chibis are back--they've evolved a little bit and they even have hands and feet now! ( ) but don't worry, the same cuteness still exists

Left to right: Yuuko Ichihara, Himawari, Shizuka Domeki, and Kimihiro Watanuki. (ft. Mokona)

During high school I read a ton of manga by the amazing creators, CLAMP. So, getting to draw the three from XXXHolic (something I never dared to try as a kid! haha) was a treat. I definitely see more drawings of Yuuko coming in the future.

I use a mix of prismacolor, faber-castell, copic markers, photo markers, and more.
I sketch, color, and then line last to keep the lines looking bold and not eraser worn (that also saves me a step of re inking after erasing lines).
I use a kneaded eraser to lift the graphite between each step from the initial sketch, to clean, and before coloring.
For the white background, I use Paint 3D to remove any background and mess for a clean look.

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Writing and art commissions information:
Writing, editing, writing consultations, and art commissions:

www.deviantart.com/evangeline4…

Description
Here is Fushigi-Okami 's finished chibi commission!

My art commissions are OPEN, starting at $15.00 per chibi/ character. (1,500 each)
As noted in my original journal, my chibis are back--they've evolved a little bit and they even have hands and feet now! ( ) but don't worry, the same cuteness still exists

Left to right: Yuuko Ichihara, Himawari, Shizuka Domeki, and Kimihiro Watanuki. (ft. Mokona)

During high school I read a ton of manga by the amazing creators, CLAMP. So, getting to draw the three from XXXHolic (something I never dared to try as a kid! haha) was a treat. I definitely see more drawings of Yuuko coming in the future.

I use a mix of prismacolor, faber-castell, copic markers, photo markers, and more.
I sketch, color, and then line last to keep the lines looking bold and not eraser worn (that also saves me a step of re inking after erasing lines).
I use a kneaded eraser to lift the graphite between each step from the initial sketch, to clean, and before coloring.
For the white background, I use Paint 3D to remove any background and mess for a clean look.

~~~~~

Writing and art commissions information:
Writing, editing, writing consultations, and art commissions:

www.deviantart.com/evangeline4…