| Uploaded: | June 29, 2011 |
| Artist: | Dawn |
| Difficulty: | Intermediate ![]() |
| Steps: | 10 |
| Updated: | June 29, 2011 |
| P.O.V: | Front |
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I was surprised to see that no one, not even me had a tutorial on a mage of any sorts. Today I will finally go ahead and make my version of a mage and of course since I’m a big time World of Warcraft fan, I pretty much based this character creation from being inspired by the mages from the game. She is a little anime looking, and I know that she doesn’t look like your typical magical looking female magician. I just wanted to make an updated version of what we believe these figures to be. I have always liked to make fantasy people because they have this beauty to them that can only be seen in art. There is so many different types of ways you can draw a mage, and even though some of you may be expecting a drawing on the sort of fantasy beings you see in a specialty shop as they lay there sculpted from clay, I think this version came out pretty cool, and my whole goal was to create a mage that went with the styles and designs of today or at least for my generation. Anyways, I’m sure a lot of you member’s and visitors will find a use for this character creation. I will be back later today with my last lesson for the day. While you wait for my return how about trying out "how to draw a mage" I think you’ll find that she is a useful figure to have.
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some seem sooooo off topic! like i clicked on a panda tut and one of the comments was saying "i love the way the girls eye curves!its an amazing tut andi love the way her hair is like that!!" and i was like
"whhhaaa??" please explain Dawn 

the logo is covering her foot. but its amazing great job everybody!


love it!!!!!!! go rukia 

love it!!!!!!! go rukia 



nype there fluuffy 

how did you get it 

:D





nype there fluuffy 


how did you get it 
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