Sketches of the Hero
Here I've attempted, rather poorly, to capture the hero, Kavio. I'm not very good at guys. Also, I still need to master the art of drawing crackling lightning.
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~bru
Well, I guess the more important thing is not the appearance of a character but the wisdom of the story, the good thoughts one could find there, or the great deeds, adventures... Best wishes! Keep the good work going! Let the wonderful noise of the sea always sounds in your ears! (a greeting of the water dragons' hunters - my Tale Of The Rock Pieces).
@allanbard. Men in this world don't, as a rule, grow beards. Not even the wise old leaders. Sorry! :)
@ Michelle. Hands. Hands are tough.
Jai