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Submitted: March 19, 2007
File Size: 160 KB
Image Size: 160 KB
Resolution: 866×965
Comments: 41
Favourites & Collections: 129 [who?]
Views
Total: 1,691
Today: 2
Downloads
Total: 43
Today: 0
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Originally sketched by 
I used his lineart as a base and totally redrawn it.
STAR WARS © LUCASFILM
Stitch © Disney
I used his lineart as a base and totally redrawn it.
STAR WARS © LUCASFILM
Stitch © Disney
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I wouldn't want him anywhere near me with that ligthsaber. He'd destroy stuff!
Great coloring too!
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Whatever.... He'll kick some ass
Thank you very much!!!
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"Straight lines are a creation of man. Curve lines are a creation of God"
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"Straight lines are a creation of man. Curve lines are a creation of God"
You're welcome.
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webcomic Sketching... ando! dale clik acá:
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"If dreams are our life's reflection, then we must learn to dream in order to live... We Are Here To Change The World!"
"Straight lines are a creation of man. Curve lines are a creation of God"
Muy chingon... Mucho mucho muy chingon!
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Como siempre, un gusto saber de asté.
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"Straight lines are a creation of man. Curve lines are a creation of God"
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