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Throwback Thursday!

Hello,guys! Today I decided to share some of my old artworks with you,since I haven't done anything new these days. I'm so busy with university and don't have very much time to make art,though I have lots of ideas in my mind ; )). Recently I started to learn the basics of Autodesk Maya,so in the future expect and some 3D artworks as well :).

Okay,it's time to post some very old stuff! :D


My depiction of the light side of the Force,since I'm such a huge Star Wars fan! :) I did this when I was 10th grade I think and really wanted to do something connected with the Star Wars series :)

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Well,we have the Light side,lets see and the Dark side of the force:


There she is! :D Truth to be told I like the Sith more ^^. They are so mysterious and powerful. :) Long live the Sith!

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I think I'll make a remake of both depictions of the Force in the future,but we shall see :).

Well,next week I'll post more of my old works :D

Cya!

P.S: May the Force be with you/serve you well! (depends if you like the Jedi or the Sith xD)






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