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Phew!!! :phew:

I thought I'd never get this done!! This took me forever! I'm a bit ashamed of myself, 'cause I wanted to draw Astrid and/or Toothless in there too, but eventually became too lazy to do it. And I lacked space. (and inspired by [link])

Anyway, a picture of Hiccup wandering in the autumn forest and trying to get used to his prosthetic leg/foot and find a satisfactory balance.

Lineart with a black pen, coloured with Gimp 2.6 :)
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Comments are welcome!! :cuddle:
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!NintenHeart Apr 11, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
That's so cute!
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~Bintavivi Apr 11, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
:aww:

Thank you :)
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~Visr Dec 13, 2011  Student General Artist
This looks... this looks awesome! I can't believe I never saw this!
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~Bintavivi Dec 14, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
It's an old piece. :)
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~Visr Dec 14, 2011  Student General Artist
True... :)
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this is really good, and the look on his face XD

But he looks so young...
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~Bintavivi Jul 16, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Yeah, I know...Actually this piece was more an excuse to work on the background than anything else. :)
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I loved the leaves :)
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*Squ3aker Jan 28, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Dx why did he have to lose his foot!? o.o... or was it half his leg?
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~Bintavivi Jan 29, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
It's cut just below the knee.

That was the price to pay. The director's choiuce, not mine. :XD:
But I love it. It is sad, but it makes the movie seem so much more realistic, and it opens a door to countless possibilities of character development and also countless situations. :)
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