Daisy back when she had longer hair. I am and still an avid believer that Muda Kingdom could be a good tourist spot for starters. Ye. (wait, didn't I say that on a different piece before?)
I tried to add basically everything to make it slightly lively since it used to be solo sketch, so the rest of it may look a bit weird. At least I like how seafoam turned out. Same with clouds.
This would technically be the last summer themed drawing... if it wasn't for the fact that it's posted in september. Eh, make of what you will.
Wanted to make a drawing with black and white and nothing else, in a form of pseudo-old photograph. And by that, I mean really just rely on the color wheel without cheating right away with filters. So in case you ask me about a colored version... there isn't any.
It was still cool attempt nonetheless... even if it was pretty challenging.
Enjoy.
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This artwork is made by me.
Initially posted:
02.09.22
Kind of a missed opportunity to not put in the "Great White Border" to make this artwork authentic, like an actual photo taken by a camera. But it's not like its needed. The black one works fine enough.
Oh, you were going for an old photograph? I figured this was done in B&W as a reference to Super Mario Land being on the original Game Boy.
As much as I should love seeing a tomboy in her swimsuit, something seems off about the bottom half of the body. It might just be due to its comparison to the super-thin waist attached to it. Not sure. Aside from that, Daisy has a wonderful smile, and the entirety of the Muda Kingdom background is treat to look over. The yurarins are especially cute.
It technically does reference the colour limitations that the Gameboy had (even though the original model that the game released on actually supported green colours instead of B&W) but I also noted how Daisy once had longer hair compared to now. I like to think that there's a "passing time" theme going on, even though such changes may not be drastic.
Yeah, I can't blame you, even I noticed that. Maybe I got better with this afterwards, but I'm pretty much aware that not everything can be perfect, as expressive my art style can be.
At first I didn't care about the yurarins until I found out that there were art made for all the characters, including the enemies (the manuals were soo fun everytime they had these). They're very cute indeed.
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