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The Scoundrel and the Princessby =SvenjaLiv

Fan Art / Traditional Art / Drawings / Movies & TV

Four months ago, I finally got some Bristol paper and started drawing this to see what it was like. This "paper test" took a bit longer than anticipated and surprised even me with the result, but here it is. It's a rendition of one of my favourite scenes - Han and Leia in the Falcon's hold. I really enjoyed drawing this and didn't want to stop, but it just got to the point where I knew I'd ruin it if I kept going. Overall I'd say this was definitely a challenge, but an enjoyable one, and I really like the paper.

So there we are, I hope you like this one!

Edit: Wow, I didn't expect a DD--thank you so much, this made my day! And thanks to everyone who has commented on this and added it to their 's, I'm so grateful to you all!

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Media: White Bristol paper, pencils, and putty eraser.
Time: Didn't count; over 20 hours, though.
Dimensions: 18.4 x 25 cm.
Reference: [link]

Details: Part 1 [link] and part 2 [link]

Note: Don't take this and claim it's yours. If you want to use it anywhere, ask permission, and credit me in some form.

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Given 2008-06-18

'From the delicate detail of the respective characters hair to the truly remarkable detail of the Millenium Falcon's interior, ~SvenjaLiv demonstrates what Fanart is all about. This is a labour of love reminding us of fond memories of a favourite scene in a cherished movie.' The Scoundrel and the Princess ( Suggested by ~RichardBurgess and Featured by $aunjuli )