D: tired as well... good job :3 I likes the colouring

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Awesome piece!

amazing coloring!

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Very nice! Love the details in her outfit.

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Uwaow, beautiful work! I love the stones

Awh, she looks sweet! Love the fuzzy ears

The colours of the leaves are great and fits very well with the rest of the colours, but how on eath does she walk in those shoes!!?

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Fantastic- one of your best colouring jobs yet in my opinion.

as usual - i love your work. though in this image, there are a few quirks i thought i'd point out:

*not meaning to affend with any of my comments*

-her left hand fingers seem to be at extreme angles and spaced a little off, especially the pinky.
-her lips seem a little high on the face, and the back of her chin (the part towards her neck) seems a little low. her chin kinda looks like a chubby chin -> like a very fat person.
-her right eye looks a bit too large and too far away from the nose. almost like it isn't quite at the same angle as the rest of the face.. it also might be the tips of the ears - not that there is anything wrong with the ears (they are cute - i like um), but the angle that the tip of the ears "says" the head is at doesn't match up with her right eye.

thats it, just some things i noticed. great job with the colors, and i like the idea of the wind blowing stronger the deeper into the image you are.. helps bring the viewer into the image as well.