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Shino Brokeby ~Shikalee

Fan Art / Traditional Art / Drawings / Other

Talk about random. I really wasn't sure what to do... I want to draw something really nice but I'm getting tired and I'm losing inspiration... Now I'm just drawing silly things.

Priceless expressions is my friend.

Of course this was just another pencil and paper sketch... took me no more than 5-10 minutes... Though for some reason I really enjoy it. It's been a while since I stretched someone's face all out of shape. Poor Shino. I owe him a good backrub.

Sadly reminds me of fillers.

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~Narugyrl Feb 6, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Hahaha, I love Shino. This is definitely fav worthy.

~ineedmoarideas Aug 15, 2011

pricleess

~Senko23 Jul 28, 2008

Ah this is brilliant, poor Shino though.

I only have ooone nit-pick, and it's not with the drawing itself. So I'm actually learning Japanese and you used a wrong character, sorry for pointing this out. What you think is "shi" is actually "tsu" there. The two lines should be horizontel, and the curve line should originate from the bottom and go up.

~Shikalee Jul 29, 2008

You're correction is old news, actually. What I thought was "shi" is "tsu." But it was an old pencil drawing and I was unable to correct it digitally when I later realized it. I didn't even care enough to.

The other thing is that that isn't "tsu", but rather, messy Japanese. So yes, it looks like "tsu," but I actually drew it in the right direction. That's one of the problems with being left handed (or in my case, ambidextrous).

I've always used this chart as a reference, so I can see where you had the belief that it was "tsu." Despite what you're seeing there, I did draw it from the bottom up.

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This was drawn in 2006 when I first started learning katakana. I had originally known hiragana.

~Senko23 Jul 29, 2008

Ah, that makes a bit more sense then. Sorry about the nit-picking it's habit >_<. I help tutor lower level Japanese students at school occasionally, and stroke order and all that has always been a huge pet-peeve of mine.