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Model sheet/concept of my Whirled avatar. Originally intended to be a introduction NPC for a game I was working on, I eventually just adopted the character as my own avatar.

In retrospect, there is clear influences of Kingdom Hearts in the design of the cloak. I blame the zipper.

Side note; I hate working in Flash.
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This is beautiful, it really is.
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~Elishas Aug 19, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I also adore this avatar, it's the icon of the Kawaii pretty much! And to know that it was based of off Kingdom Hearts Organisation Cloak, makes it even more loved by myself <3
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~RheJulMag Aug 16, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Awesome.
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~DanielAraya Aug 16, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Love love love the style
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~knight-mj Aug 16, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Oh a rare design with outlines! Cute Cherub and great cloak.
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:iconblindeyeinsight:
Everyone who has to work in Flash hates working in Flash. It wasn't always this way...
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=Dark-Teioh Aug 17, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
What you said is true...also there is a bitmap format you can do to make it look just like what it is on a design concept, you know that right?
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A bitmap format on what? You'll have to elaborate.
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=Dark-Teioh Aug 19, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Many often in Photoshop you can cut out those body parts individually after you draw them pieces by pieces then save them as bitmap and import those bitmap parts to Flash so it will look just like the one that's made on the display above to the left side then put the parts together in a different layer frames then animate them up, darken the other side (which you see the darker sleeves and parts on the left side) using a color effect with a style of brightness, set it to -10 or -25. I used to work around with vector parts and bitmap parts...you asked me to elaborate/explain clearly so yeah.
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