Midna-Strawberry Frenzi
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- 3.74 / 5.00
- Date
- 03/03/2011
- Category
- Illustration
- File Info
- 800 x 1103 px
- PNG
- 982.5 kb
- Tags
- zelda
- strawberry
- helmet
- twili
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Author Comments
Midna from Legend of Zelda-Twilight Princess.
She's just soooo cute in her lil' imp form. XD I really want a plushi of her.
Her head bugs me, because I drew her hair up waaaaaay to high, but hey!
Practice makes perfect. I think I did a good job coloring it!
I made the Helmet simple because I didn't want to draw all those extra details.. I think it still looks good.
Midna belongs to Nintendo.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jun 1, 2011
Pretty Good!
It looks just like her! And the hair is just fine, looks like knives anyway, slice up them strawberries lol. Great mix btw =)
Rated 5 / 5 stars Apr 11, 2011
Llamas
Yay, Midna art! I loved that game so much! I really like the colors you used for it, very bright. I think the ears look like knives, which is cool anyways, so.. criticism/not criticism. Overall I really liked it, keep up the great work!
One question though, why strawberries?
I have an unhealthy obsession with cuteness and strawberries.. Strawberries are cute as well.. so... that's a double whammy.
I don't know... I just sort of drew it that way. XD
Rated 5 / 5 stars Mar 4, 2011
You spelled "Frenzy" all funny.
You're a dick. Stop drawing cute things because it appeals to me deep down in a place that likes stuffed animals and hugs. And I don't like going down there very often.
Super awesome job on the coloring though, I think the whole thing looks amazing. The texturing on the helmet is pretty sweet, I don't really mind that it's not quite as detailed as it could be. Still looks pretty damn good within the context of the piece itself.