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Whitnee and Cindy - Wrapping Presentsby *CaseyDecker

Anthro / Digital Media / Drawings

Here is a picture that I did as a Christmas-themed request for my friend

: My original character, Whitnee Squirrel, wrapping Christmas presents with his original character, Cindy Wolf. I was more than willing to draw this picture for my friend because of how much I tend to enjoy drawing his characters in my original cartoon style. For this picture, I decided to draw Whitnee and Cindy sitting at a table to wrap up their presents, and they're using things like scissors, ribbon, and tape to do so. As I was coloring this picture in, I was able to use a pattern with red and green spots that I created to use for the background, which I think was a nice touch for the holiday season. This picture turned out incredibly nice after being completed, and I just know my friend will love it no matter what.

Whitnee Squirrel (c) Casey Decker
Cindy Wolf (c) Wolf492

Critique by ~Kuruizaki-Wolf Dec 6, 2012, 11:49:45 AM

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