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Cool! Now I can visit this page for drawing references! =3
I’m still not up-to-date on watching Ristorante Paradiso, but I do love what they are doing with Nicoletta’s expressions. I also like how shes not drawn in that stereotypical-moe-sense. Its different and quiet charming!
I am glad it was helpful for you
Yes, character design follows the original manga style and is quite unique – I really like it
oh btw, I don’t know if you’re a math major, but you seriously need to learn how to count. *ba dum PSH* I’m almost certain my browser would explode if you were to post 1001 pics of Nicoletta being Nicoletta =D
haha Well, my major was not math, but I do wonk in an area related to math
Some pictures are just hidden
Hidden IN YOUR PANTS YOU SAY?!?! XD (err… I’ll stop now…)
lol I guess you had a fun weekend
nice! priceless! That would be nice with Li-ren as well. Man, he makes such expressions!
Well I don’t like the manga art so much, but I really like the anime design. It doesn’t have so thick, rough lines nor many angles on their figures
haha Thank you for reminding me – Li Ren post is in development
Yes, they streamlined the character design in the anime, striking just the right balance.