"C'mon, we have to keep going!"




Circe tried her best to keep up with her older brothers, but, being three months younger had brought her the disadvantage of having shorter legs and not being able to run as fast as Conor and Conquer.

The group ran out of an alley and into an empty, snow covered street. To her right led the way out of the town. Conor stopped, his legs stiff and his sky blue eyes wide as he gazed at his paws.

Circe caught up to him, standing to his right, and panting. Confused as to why Conor was staring at the ground, she asked innocently, ''What's wrong, Conor?''

Conquer, who was already turning right to leave the town, turned his head back and noticed his twin was frozen in his tracks. ''Conor, snap out of it! C'mon we have to keep going! They're probably not far behind!''

Circe, looked up to Conquer, ''Will mom and dad meet up with us again?''

Conor muttered under his breath still staring at the ground and frozen, ''I hope so.''

Conquer turned and said, ''Akota and Kiona will find us, I promise.'' Circe ran up next to Conquer, and followed him out of town. Conor, quickly got his bearings and followed behind as well.

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So, instead of a signature, I'm starting to watermark my images. And Paint.NET is becoming my best friend on my laptop.

Circe is about 9 months, while Conor and Conquer are yearlings. Hence, the size difference. It was a bit of a challenge gender and age-bending Circe's figure, but I think it turned out pretty well.

Only took about an hour or so.

Original artwork is Universal's.
Conor, Conquer, & Circe are mine.




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December 31, 2012
Usa Female
My Revolution Sets Me Free
Thanks so much for the kind comment Oak ^^

As for the lines, well, I used a technique similar to Kelsey's in her tutorial, here; http://www.animationsource.org [...] 6.html&numart=23749&display=18

December 30, 2012
Usa
I love how you used colored lines instead of black and white! How in the world did you accomplish such a thing!?! And I love the story behind it, it's very creative!




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